Four ways to identify ADHD or bear children:
First, look at the occasion.
When a bear child arrives in an unfamiliar environment and sees a living person, there will be a sense of tension and need an adaptation period. It is generally kept quiet until it is not cooked.
Children with ADHD do not become quiet because of changes in the occasion and environment.
Second, be able to control.
"I'm going to hang out, I'm going to eat something delicious..."
The bear child's conditions are not met, he will make you a headache, but once the goal is achieved, the bear child is immediately quiet.
Children with ADHD are different, crying, noisy, and don't end with anything changing.
Third, self-control.
Children have a sense of honor and shame, and under the influence of rewards and punishments, they can quiet down and study well.
A child with ADHD also wants to be praised and wants to be excellent, but he can't calm down.
Try it, no matter what method you use, can you let your child quiet down and write half an hour of homework?
Fourth, look at the action.
Bear children are quick to react and move flexibly; children with ADHD are unresponsive and clumsy.
Ask your child to button and tie their shoelaces and take a closer look.
If the observations of the above four point to ADHD, then parents should pay attention to it to avoid affecting their children's future.