There is much talk about generation gap. We all know that adolescents naturally rebel. Sometimes we look at our little children and wonder what is going to be in ten years when this cute little four-year-old turns fourteen. Will he be one of children who abuses drugs? Is he going to steal? Is he going to do worse? What is going to be?

You need to take time now, and give your child physical warmth and love that your child needs. If you build strong bonds of love with your child now, while he is still young, then all these problems that you read about, will be just that; things that you read about. You will not experience these problems in your own home, because you have developed a strong relationship with you child.

Anthony Kane, MD

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Anthony Kane, MD is a physician and international lecturer. Get ADD ADHD Child Behavior and Treatment Help for your ADHD child, including child behavior advice and information on the latest ADHD treatment. Add you insights to the ADD ADHD Blog

The following is a story I heard recently that brings out extent to which your child learns from your actions.

A certain kindergarten teacher once warned a group of parents to be careful how they behave in front of their children.

"By way your children play in school," she said. "I know which of you treat each other respectfully. I know which of you use foul language at home. I know everything about how you behave in your home by way your child plays, talks, and behaves."

Remember, you might think that everything that goes on in your home behind closed doors is hidden from world, but it is not. Your child sees everything. Your child is going to take your behavior and broadcast it to world. Make sure that what he is transmitting is something that you want world to see.

Anthony Kane, MD

ADD ADHD Advances