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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 14 MIN

4. The ADHD Kid Defiance Cycle: Why they say "no" to everything (and how to stop the fighting).

from Parenting ADHD with Aymara Valladares · host Aymara Valladares, LCPC

Does it feel like every request turns into a battle? In this episode, Aymara explores why children with ADHD often resist everyday tasks like getting dressed or starting homework. You'll learn why what looks like defiance is often a struggle with transitions and emotional regulation, not intentional disrespect. You will discover practical strategies you can start using today to reduce power struggles, encourage cooperation, and create calmer interactions at home. In this episode you'll learn: Why ADHD children often say "no" How to break the Defiance Cycle Practical scripts to reduce daily arguments Simple strategies to encourage cooperation without constant conflict.

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