While every child is different, many families have told us they successfully use Goodtimer with their children with ADHD. In general, Goodtimer works in homes when these three elements are present:1) Keep it positive - When children receive positive reinforcement for good behavior, it improves their self-esteem providing motivation to continue to make good choices. Unlike punishing bad behavior with timeouts, Goodtimer places the focus on your child's positive behavior, encouraging them to continue to make good choices throughout the day.2) Be mindful- Setting clear household expectations allows the whole family to be on the same page when it comes to expected behaviors. Kids thrive in environments with structure, consistency and clearly defined expectations.3) Meaningful Recognition – As your child earns Good Time throughout the day, they will earn the Goodtimer tokens for consistent good behavior rather than as a reward for a discrete behavior. Finding meaningful incentives that matter to your child will allow them to make the connection between their choices and positive outcomes.Goodtimer will provide your child with consistent positive reinforcement throughout the day, and when they make good choices paired with tangible incentives that matter to them, they cash their tokens in for things they are really excited about that you approve of. It can help your child to make the connection between their good choices and positive outcomes.We hope this helps answer your question. Please don't hesitate to reach out again if there is anything we can do to make your family's Goodtimer experience more enjoyable.