Symptoms of ADHD in a three-year-old baby

For three-year-old babies, this is the time when they are particularly active. Some babies even suffer from ADHD because of their activeness. It is particularly difficult to treat babies with ADHD because the children themselves have no way to control themselves. Parents can only take care of them wholeheartedly and observe the children carefully, otherwise the children will be particularly active. So what are the symptoms of ADHD in three-year-old babies?

(1) The disease begins in the preschool period and lasts for at least 6 months.

(2) Symptom criteria: At least four of the following behaviors must be present, and the severity of the symptoms may affect the ability to learn and adapt to the environment to varying degrees.

① It is difficult to sit still in situations where you need to sit still, and you often move around;

②Easily excited and impulsive;

③ Often interfere with other children's activities;

④ Being careless in doing things, often starting something but never finishing it;

⑤It is difficult to concentrate on listening to lectures, doing homework or other things that require sustained attention;

⑥ The demand must be met immediately, otherwise an emotional reaction will occur;

⑦ Often talkative, likes to interrupt or be noisy;

⑧It is difficult to abide by the order and discipline of collective activities;

⑨Learning difficulties. Poor academic performance, but not due to intellectual disability;

⑩ The movements are clumsy, with poor dexterity and coordination.

(3) Exclusion criteria: not caused by mental retardation, childhood psychosis, anxiety state, conduct disorder or neurological disease.

ADHD is mainly characterized by inattention, short attention span, excessive activity, and impulsive emotions. Excessive activity, manifested by the patient's frequent small movements of his hands and feet and inability to sit still. Impulsive behavior. Patients have diverse emotions and behave impulsively. They do things without considering the consequences and act on their momentary interests. Most common in preschool children

There are two main symptoms of this disease, namely attention disorder and hyperactivity, which may be accompanied by impulsive behavior and learning difficulties. The main characteristics of children with ADHD are:

1. Too much activity and lack of self-control.

2. Abnormal lack of concentration and instability. No willpower to resist environmental interference.

3. Emotional instability, impulsive behavior, doing things without considering the consequences, and acting capriciously.

4. Bad behavior, likes to fight, loses temper, acts tyrannically, and refuses to obey discipline.

5. Difficulty in learning and poor grades. Although the intellectual development is basically normal, the child cannot concentrate on learning and has a dislike for learning.