Recognizing Adhd In Children That Were Premature
A doctor explains how to tell the difference between an energetic child and one that may have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. The first question to ask is if your child's behavior is age-appropriate. Second, consider whether your child's behavior is the same in all settings, at school, church, and home. Finally, ask yourself if the behavior interferes with the child's ability to perform everyday tasks such as chores and schoolwork.
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