What are the movements of a child with ADHD?
ADHD is a common psychological disorder in children that manifests as inattention, excessive activity, impulsivity, and behavioral problems. A child with ADHD may have different movements and behaviors, and here are some of the actions that a child with ADHD may have on a regular basis:
1.Often appears restless, has a lot of small hand and foot movements, is hyperactive, and often cannot sit quietly, writhe in the seat, or walk out of the seat.
2.Easily agitated and impulsive, often quarrels or fights with peers, cannot do things from beginning to end, often gives up halfway or deliberately delays time.
3.Toys, Xi utensils or other belongings are often lost.
4.They often leave home without permission and are prone to disorientation.
5.I often blurt out the answer to someone else's question before they finish asking it.
6.Difficulty sitting still in class, often leaving your seat or standing up.
7.Constantly disturbing others without taking into account their feelings.
8.It is difficult to keep quiet during group activities, and often squirms or stands up in the seat.
9.Often mischievous or abusive remarks.
10.They often do things without thinking about the consequences and are prone to impulsiveness.
The above are some of the movements and behavioral characteristics that ADHD children may exhibit in their daily lives, which may affect the child's daily life and Xi. If your child experiences these symptoms, it is advisable to seek the help of a medical professional for diagnosis and**.