Alphabet Kids delves into one of the most confusing aspects of childhood health in an easy to understand manner.  It gives parents and general health officials a place to start to understand these types of health concerns in children.  ADHD seems to be a catch-all for kids exhibiting behaviors that may very well be something else.  I found this book to be a helpful resource when I questioned the diagnosis of one my children when the diagnosis just did not match.Alphabet Kids is not necessarily thorough regarding each alphabet disorder, but gives a good introduction to each, including terms doctors will recognize, a list of symptoms, and a story to help readers understand what kind of behaviors may indicate that disorder.  This book is easy to read, easy to understand, and well organized.This book also gives basic information on what the diagnosis would mean for the child and treatments available.  Unlike many other books of its kind, Alphabet Kids also lists reputable resources to turn to for further information on each disorder.  It is an excellent introduction to these disorders that are often very confusing or relatively unrealized and is a good resource for any family or caregiver library.  I serve on my school district's Wellness Committee and will be introducing this book to supplement the resources of our school nurses. 

Question: What is the benefit of that book?
Answer: I found this book to be a helpful resource