What are the symptoms of ADHD in children?

What are the symptoms of ADHD in children? This problem is difficult for parents, because some children are indeed naughty, and it is normal for some children to have this behavior. Many parents will not worry too much about their children's ADHD symptoms, but instead encourage their children's behavior. In fact, this is not true. Let’s take a look at the symptoms of ADHD in children.

Children with ADHD have impairments in all areas of functioning. The core problem of ADHD is attention disorder, which manifests itself in a lack of self-control. Meaningless hyperactivity is the most common manifestation, with aimless, erratic, and erratic movements, sometimes with explosive or sudden impulses. Learning difficulties are also a prominent symptom of ADHD. About 50-60% of children with ADHD have learning difficulties to varying degrees, some with Chinese, some with mathematics. Some have difficulties with motor coordination, such as poor handwriting, inability to draw, inability to do manual labor, and frequent injuries. Disobedience to management and failure to abide by rules is a serious problem of ADHD. Some children with ADHD have been disobedient, unmanageable, and non-compliant since childhood, doing things on their own, having social adaptation dysfunction and tense interpersonal relationships. In the future, they may engage in bad behaviors such as lying, stealing, truancy, fighting, self-harm, hurting others, and committing crimes. We should have sufficient understanding of the adverse consequences of ADHD.

Parents prefer some naughty children because being naughty is the nature of children. The more naughty and active the child is, the healthier the child is. However, this is a wrong idea and we need to correct it. The manifestations of children's ADHD are as described above. I hope parents will pay attention to this phenomenon and provide psychological counseling to their children in time.