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When your child has ADHD, setting boundaries isn’t just about discipline — it’s about helping their brain feel safe and supported. Kids with ADHD often struggle with impulse control, emotional regulation, and transitions — so harsh discipline or vague limits usually backfire. But when boundaries are clear, consistent, and co-regulated — everything starts to shift. Here are 6 phrases that help you set boundaries without power struggles: 1. “I won’t let you say that to me. Let’s take a break and t
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