How to judge whether your child has ADHD? Ten tips to help you

The most taboo thing for children during their learning period is ADHD, because it will cause children to be unable to concentrate on their studies and affect their academic performance. Therefore, if you can diagnose whether a child has ADHD early, it can not only help the child learn, but also help the child concentrate on doing what they want to do. So, how do we determine whether a child has ADHD?

1. It is difficult for him to sit still in situations where he is required to do so, and he often moves around.

2. Easily excited and impulsive.

3. Often interfere with other children's activities.

4. Being careless in doing things and often not finishing what they start.

5. It is difficult to concentrate on lectures, homework, or other tasks that require sustained attention.

6. Demands must be met immediately, otherwise emotional reactions occur.

7. Often talkative, likes to interrupt or make noise.

8. It is difficult to abide by the order and discipline of group activities.

9. Learning difficulties and poor academic performance, but not due to intellectual disability.

10. Not due to mental retardation, childhood psychosis, anxiety state, conduct disorder or neurological disease.