cubscoutsbutzbach

Excellent suggestions from all especially ScoutNut and ScoutMomAng. I am the mother and Den Leader for my 7-year-old ADHD son. I personally chose to go thru the ranks WITH my son. I know him better than anyone and can tell right away when he's "fading" (losing interest in an activity or getting restless-this is when most of his problems occur). It's at that point I can pull him back into the activity, give a short break or change the activity. PLEASE KNOW that it is an EXTREMELY STRESSFUL AND TIREING job being the parent of an ADHD child. This woman needs to know that you are willing to

First of all, a big "HOOAH" to Cubmaster Jerry and the others for their excellent suggestions and an even BIGGER THANK YOU to beth100 for deciding to be a part of the Cub Scouts of America "family"! I was in the same boat as beth100 last year. My son was a Tiger Cub and I was asked to be the Den Leader. I knew NOTHING about BSA or Cub Scouts. Today, I'm Cubmaster (among other things) and have rebuilt our pack this year starting with one boy and one leader (myself and my son) to 18 boys and 8 leaders in 3 weeks! TRAINING,TRAINING and MORE TRAINING... Attend TRAINING meetings held within