Morning princessmom Often times Add and ADHD kids get focused on one thing and that's it or they focus on several things which become overwhelming. Seems your daughter just wants her friends and her club right now. Does her school offer any programs like home economics? Have you thought of volunteer work? Having a job sure would help and teach her to learn to earn her way in life, have an amount of money that can be spent and saved. If this is not what she wants right now volunteering can be just as rewarding and can teach her skills, responsibility and would be a great trial run for a job. It would teach her commitment. When her chores at home are finished (if you require them) and her job (volunteering) is done for the day then she can spend some time with her friends. This will also teach her how to manage her day and the time spent in it. And everything else she has to do other than that job. This may help get her ready for the real one. She has to take it seriously though. If she does well, she can even put it on a future job resume. They love seeing things like that. I hope this helped some I wish you the very best, ~Twinkle "Find a place inside where there is joy and...
...the joy will burn out the pain"
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