Sitting still to read

As an ADHD parent of an ADHD kid. Close yourself in a small room like their bedroom. You sit still on a bed/ chair/ whatever. Let the kid bounce around and interact with the other things in the room while you read. At the end of each double page spread, direct their attention to the illustrations. Some kids just need more stimulation.

I have read somewhere exactly what Alexis suggested, let him bounce in the room you are in. I dont know if i read it for ADHD kids or Boys but I have both and feel it works. We read at bedtime and my son bounces around, plays with his toys, talks to us; but as we read we pause for him to fill in some of this favorite words, which he does. Ex: chick chick (us) boom boom (him). 90% of the time he chimes in on his parts and if he doesnt I maybe read the line one more time pause then say the word(s) .

Thank you both! I will try this

My toddler struggled with speech and was doing intervention with his key worker at nursery and she recommended these cards that come with a reader to put in that reads the words out on the card and my little one loves it, or maybe some sort of single word flash cards with pictures on could possibly help? I know you can get these little books with single words on and help sound it out with your toddler? Mines 4 now and struggles pronouncing some words/letters but has come on really well since the card reader