Harry Judd's wife Izzy reveals their child has pathological demand avoidance

Harry Judd's wife Izzy has revealed that one of their children has pathological demand avoidance (PDA) which means you can't tell them what to do - such as tidy their room or say please and thank you - because it could make them anxious.The violinist, 41, who married McFly drummer Harry, 39, in 2012, shared the candid insight into their home life while discussing the challenges they face as parents of a neurodivergent child.'Pathological demand avoidance is linked with autism and it's basically about demands that are put on a child who underneath the demand has a lot of anxiety,' Izzy explained on the latest episode of Dr Alex George 's Stompcast podcast.