You may be watching your child bounce from the breakfast chair to the kitchen counter, interrupt every conversation, and turn a five-minute task into a family crisis. By bedtime, you're exhausted, and you may be wondering whether this is ordinary childhood energy, a discipline problem, or something that deserves professional attention. ADHD hyperactive-impulsive type, formally
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A teacher sends a note home: your child blurts out answers, drifts off during instructions, and turns a 20-minute homework task into a nightly struggle. At home, you may see a different child. Funny, bright, affectionate, and fully capable of focusing for long stretches on a favorite game, Lego build, or topic. That contrast leaves
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Your child can't stay seated at dinner, forgets half the instructions you just gave, and melts down when the plan changes. At school, the teacher mentions blurting, wandering attention, and trouble joining peer conversations. At home, you notice something else too. Your child may talk at length about one favorite topic, miss social cues, or
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Let's get one of the most common questions out of the way first: What's the real difference between ADD and ADHD? The short answer is simple: ADD is an outdated term. What many of us grew up calling Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is now officially known as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Predominantly Inattentive Presentation.
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