How can I do this?

[Guest Guest]

He went to the nursery and was a good boy. They have two nurseries, a baby nursery and a toddler nursery. The disease has been going through the BABY nursery, so we figured the toddler nursery would be just fine. He had a blast. His doctor told us over the weekend that he has ADD (nerve induced) so that explains why I have more trouble than normal trying to get him to be quiet etc.

[Anon]

He went to the nursery and was a good boy. They have two nurseries' date=' a baby nursery and a toddler nursery. The disease has been going through the BABY nursery, so we figured the toddler nursery would be just fine. He had a blast. His doctor told us over the weekend that he has ADD (nerve induced) so that explains why I have more trouble than normal trying to get him to be quiet etc.[/quote']

ADD? Everywhere I've read, you can't diagnose that until they are school aged, like 4 or 5 at least. "Boys will be boys" isn't a saying for nothing. LOL.

But hey whatever the dr says. I think all mine must have it. LOL.

[Guest Guest]

Regular ADD as far as I know can't be diagnosed until much later. But his is to do with his nervous system. Deal with the root problem (the nerves) and the ADD should go away. Anyway he has some supplements for it now so hopefully things improve a little.

[joyfulpraise93]

It's good that you're able to treat it with natural supplements. Hope everything works out.

[HappyChristian]

Wow, Katey-Anne. I didn't know that any ADD was just nerve related. Interesting! I had some problems with jumping nerves a few years back. It was directly related to my low blood sugar, but the nutritionist had me start drinking red clover tea. It's not too bad with a little honey. And it did help after a while.

Hope the supps help the little guy. And I'm glad things worked out with the nursery, too! :thumb

[deafnva77]

[quote="HappyChristian"]Wow, Katey-Anne. I didn't know that any ADD was just nerve related. Interesting! I had some problems with jumping nerves a few years back. It was directly related to my low blood sugar, but the nutritionist had me start drinking red clover tea. It's not too bad with a little honey. And it did help after a while.

Hope the supps help the little guy. And I'm glad things worked out with the nursery, too! :thumb[/quote]


My son have that nervous energy too. They say it goes with ADD.

[Anon]

Actually one of the ladies here at church thinks my oldest son has a true form of ADD but its just a boy thing, and feels he will grow out of it. He's always been more difficult but he tries. He's very smart. So we are not worried about it.