<table border="0" width="475" align="Center"><tbody><tr> <td width=27%><font color="#440066" face="comic sans ms"><a href="http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1561706086/ref%3Dnosim/addforums-20/" target="_blank"><img src="http://livingwithadd.com/indigo.jpg" border="0" alt="The Indigo Children: The New Kids Have Arrived by Lee Carroll, Jan Tober"> </a></font></td><td><font face="comic sans ms" size="3" color="#440066"> This is a very intresting book.It discusses the idea of children with ADD like behaviors being more evolved. You must have an open mind to read this book. <B>(1999)</B></font></td> </tr> </tbody>
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I didn't like it. It was painful to read. As an example, on page 51 it says, "Our task as parents is to shelter our Indigo Children from remnants of the old energy, and help them always to remember their Divine origin and mission."

I'm all for ADD friendly parenting but they shouldn't have let as many crackpots contribute material if they wanted this book to be taken seriously.

A better book is The Myth of the ADD Child, by Thomas Armstrong, if you want to read a book that discusses parenting ADD children and doesn't look for something that is "wrong" is ADD kids.