The emergence of ADHD, we must pay attention to, especially after the child gets sick, to carry out scientific and systematic treatment, such a disease will accompany the child for a lifetime, we must consider the future of the child.
For pediatric ADHD, many parents are not strangers, after the emergence of the disease, parents are also very worried, seriously affecting the child's physical health, usually we need to understand the emergence of this disease as soon as possible, and, also pay attention to the harm, parents do not ignore. So how to distinguish whether the child is naughty or ADHD.
How to distinguish between naughtiness and ADHD in children
1, according to self-control judgment: some children are born to be playful and active, especially under the love of parents, more unscrupulous. But when you enter an unfamiliar environment, you feel tied up and can follow the requirements of your parents to accomplish something.
2, according to the purpose of the behavior: some children because of curiosity about things, so very naughty, and some children in order to attract the attention of others, usually do a variety of funny behavior. For whatever reason, these children act with a purpose. Behavior in children with ADHD is often unexplained. They act impulsively and behave in a way that is difficult to understand.
3. According to physiological responses: judge that there is no problem with the brain development of children who are naughty by nature, and they behave normally in terms of language expression and physical coordination. Some children with ADHD experience symptoms such as slow response and uncoordinated walking movements, which may be related to their brain dysplasia.
4, according to the degree of concentration of attention: children naturally like new things, it is difficult to focus on something like adults, but after the correct guidance of parents, they can also focus on seriousness. One of the salient features of children with ADHD is that they are inattentive, their minds are often wandering, and it is difficult to be interested in anything.
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