Many parents who are hesitant at giving their children psychostimulants to help treat ADHD have used coffee. There are many websites with annecdotal stories on the effectiveness of such treatments. Many parents and adults feel more comfortable using coffee as compared to perscriptions and have believed it to be successful.
You can do an internet search on "using coffee to treat ADHD" to read different testamonies and suggested dosages and times.
If you do not want your child to be given caffeine at their school, then you need to send a note with your child saying that you wish for them not to have any caffeine. They have to respect your wishes.
Caffeine is a stimulant, not a form of depressant. It will (under normal circumstances) excite the child more.
Yes, 45 mg of caffeine is considered excessive for a child's consumption. It is recommended that children aged 7-9 years old consume no more than 62.5 mg of caffeine per day.
Recent research has shown it may help the child focus. Some people try this rather than other drugs, such as methylphenidate.
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The Child School was created in 1973.
Coffee contains caffeine so NO CHILD SHOULD BE DRINKINGcoffee.
the school or the child it depends on how the child is hurt
Both, with slightly different meaning. In school usually means enrolled in the school program while at school usually means located at the school. Thus we say "I learned this in school" but "I left my homework at school."
A child's health is only in the responsibility of a school if he/she is on campus or in school session.
Holy Child School was created in 1993.
School of the Holy Child was created in 1904.