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Is it ADHD that the child can't calm down? What if the child is too lively?

Children who can't calm down are not necessarily ADHD. It is necessary to make a clear judgment on ADHD. You know, many parents will only stay in the matter of children moving more. In fact, there are still many manifestations of ADHD. If parents find their children too lively, they need to guide them in the right way and let them control their behavior.

Want to judge whether the child is ADHD, at this time, parents can see if there are some abnormalities in the child's behavior, such as inattention or inability to concentrate on one thing for a long time, and this abnormal performance of attention is also one of the main manifestations of ADHD. For example, children can't concentrate when doing what they like, so we need to pay attention to the cause of ADHD or whether children's impulsive behavior always leads to some bad things, and we need to pay attention when things happen. Some children always like to do all kinds of little tricks, so they can't concentrate on one thing, or some children may show some aggressive behavior.

If parents find that their children are simply active and too lively, they should practice their self-control ability according to their actual situation. As long as they are allowed to control their behavior and body for a certain period of time, it will not have much impact on children, but it also needs to be adhered to for a long time, not just a simple talk. If the child is indeed ADHD, then parents need to take the child to the hospital for related treatment, and use drugs with related treatment can also solve the problem of ADHD.

Finally, if the child is simply active, parents should not force the child's nature, spend more time and have enough patience to guide the child. Of course, when it is really impossible to determine that the child is ADHD, it is still necessary to take the child to a professional institution for evaluation and inspection to understand a specific situation of the child.