Symptoms of ADHD in Children
Inattention to detail
Problems with sustained mental engagement
Easily distracted
Difficulty following through
Loses things often
Forgetful in daily activities
Fidgets or squirms often
Restlessness or need for continual movement
Interrupts or intrudes on others
Difficulty waiting
Blurts out answers
If your child exhibits persistent inattentive or hyperactive symptoms across multiple settings and these symptoms are clearly lowering their ability to function in school or social functioning, consider reaching out.
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