No one will test your child when they are a toddler for ADHD. There are certain behavioral traits that if you pay attention to your child, you will pick up that will tell you that your child may have ADHD. Here are some things to look for.
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Many children with autism, Asperger's, ADHD, sensory processing disorders, learning disabilities, or mood/behavior issues have nutrition problems stemming from malabsorption, bowel problems, and/or inadequate diet. Here is more information you should know…
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Many people, including teachers and medical professionals do not realize that giftedness is associated with feelings of anger and frustration, underachievement, fidgeting, impulsive behaviors, intensity, high energy, stubbornness, nonconforming, individualistic, sloppiness, poor handwriting, disorganization, absentmindedness, forgetfulness, daydreaming, moodiness and a low interest in d
Finding out that your child has Attention Deficit Disorder is not easy for you or your child. Neither is dealing with it. Here are a few online supports groups that may help…
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You know that your child has Attention Deficit Disorder, and dealing with that diagnosis on a daily basis is sometimes hard enough. What you may not realize is that with the ADHD your child is also at a greater risk to have low self esteem…
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Some people may wonder if ADD/ADHD is genetic. The answer to that question is yes it can be. There are many different reasons a child develops ADD/ADHD, we are going to look at the genetic reasons. Here is some information on ADHD and genetics.
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Does your child seem overwhelmed, unable to focus, nervous… they may be throwing up their arms to swat away the bugs, trying to plug their ears to escape the noise or cover thier eyes to get away from the flashing lights. That is what it is like inside your child with ADD/ADHD…
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There really is no single test to diagnose ADHD. The first step in is to have an ACTeRS test completed at school by both the teacher and the nurse. This is a story about a young boy and a mother who discovered her son had ADHD… read more
Hyperactive Active disorders seems to be more and more common, and there is much more talk about it in todays world. Are you concerned that your child may be too hyperactive and may have a condition that needs medical attention? Almost every child these days will have times when they seem hyperactive. Here are some signs of ADHD.
