The Art of Parenting Children with ADHD

Practical Strategies to Empower Emotional Resilience, Develop Behavior Management Skills, and Build Positive Routines for Your Child's Lifelong Success

By: Leslie Callahan

Narrated by: Jane O'Neill

Parenting a child with ADHD can feel overwhelming—but it doesn't have to be. The Art of Parenting Children with ADHD is here to help you turn daily struggles into meaningful growth and connection. Whether you're battling homework meltdowns, communication breakdowns, or chaotic routines, this book is here to equip you with the tools to bring calm, clarity, and confidence back into your home.

Inside, you'll discover seven stress-free strategies to boost your child's focus, five communication tools to deepen understanding, and actionable techniques to support every family member—without leaving anyone behind. Learn how to navigate public meltdowns, advocate effectively at school, and manage your stress. From bedtime routines to sibling harmony, from dietary tips to creative energy outlets, this book covers everything in a clear, relatable, and down-to-earth style.

I wrote this book for parents of children across all age groups, blending real-life experiences with proven solutions. It is easy to apply no matter where you are in your journey. If you're tired of confusing advice and ready for actual results, this book is for you.

Empower your child and restore harmony at home.

©2025 Leslie Callahan (P)2025 Leslie Callahan

Parenting Help That Really Works

As a parent of a child with ADHD, I’ve read a lot of books, but this one stood out because the advice actually feels doable. The examples made it easy to see how I could apply the strategies in our daily routine. I especially liked the tips on building consistency without making home life feel rigid.

Guidance With Heart

Listening to this gave me practical tools that actually worked in my daily routines with my child. The strategies for managing behavior and building resilience felt realistic and supportive. Jane O’Neill’s narration was warm and reassuring, making the advice easy to absorb. I started noticing small but meaningful changes in our interactions almost right away. It felt like having a compassionate guide walking alongside me.

Honest, Helpful, and Hits Close to Home

Listening to this as a grandma gave me a new perspective on what my daughter is dealing with every day. The examples felt real—like scenes I’ve watched play out at my own kitchen table. I appreciated how it didn’t sugarcoat the challenges, but still offered hope and tools that actually seem doable. It gave me ideas on how I can better support my family without stepping on toes. I gave it 4 stars because some parts felt a little repetitive, but overall, I’m glad I spent the time with it. If you help raise a child with ADHD, give this a listen.

Great, Personal book for this parent

As a father of a 10 year-old with ADHD and autism, this book was very personal for me. I've done a lot of research already, and this book provided a ton of additional information and resources. It's also an easy read, which helps a lot.

Helpful and encouraging

I found this audiobook to be clear, encouraging, and easy to follow. The author offers strategies that are realistic and adaptable to different family situations. I appreciated how the advice focused on building my child’s confidence as well as improving daily routines. It gave me specific ideas I could try right away, and it made me feel more supported and capable as a parent of a child with ADHD.