What to do if your three-year-old baby is very active

Many parents have found that their babies usually cannot stop playing and can play happily by themselves. Even when they are forced to be quiet, the babies cannot help moving left and right. After this happens many times, parents begin to worry. They don’t know whether their children have ADHD or there are other reasons. Parents don’t know whether this situation is normal and they really want to know what to do if their three-year-old baby is so active.

Many parents are often confused about whether their children's hyperactivity indicates ADHD, because there is a difference between children's hyperactivity and ADHD. Being naughty does not necessarily mean they have ADHD. The main manifestations are excessive activity, inability to calm down, frequent jumping around or disobedience to discipline, severe inattention, great difficulty in learning, and symptoms of decreased intelligence. In this case, it should be considered a manifestation of ADHD, and the child needs to be taken to the hospital for timely examination.

Most of the symptoms of ADHD in children appear when they are three years old. If the child already has ADHD, parents must pay attention to it, because ADHD has a great impact on children. Never ignore this disease.

2 When treating a child with ADHD, you have to choose the treatment based on the child's symptoms. If the child's ADHD is not very serious, you can give the child psychological therapy during the treatment. Don't be careless when talking to the child. Be careful when speaking so as not to cause psychological trauma to the child.

3. Treatment of children's severe ADHD requires medication. In terms of medication, you can choose Shenzhi Capsules, Atomoxetine Hydrochloride Capsules and other drugs for treatment. You should also cultivate your child's habit of concentrating. If this habit is not changed in time, it will affect the child's future academic performance.

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Parents should be careful when treating their children's ADHD. They should provide their children with more psychological counseling, talk to their children more often, make their children happy, cultivate their interest in playing happily with their peers, and do not leave their children alone.