For kids with ADHD, the moments that trigger emotional overload aren’t always the big dramatic events — they’re the tiny frustrations that stack up quietly until their nervous system hits its limit. Here’s what’s actually happening beneath some of those “everyday disasters”: 1️⃣ Being told “no” without context Children with ADHD need clarity and fairness. When they don’t understand why, the brain interprets it as rejection or loss of control — and the emotional switch flips instantly. 2️⃣ Transi

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