The difference between ADHD and naughtiness

ADHD and being naughty are completely different. Being naughty is a child's nature and its lovely side. ADHD is a disease. Naughty children are cheerful and sometimes a little willful, but very lively. ADHD mainly refers to the child's inability to concentrate and very poor self-control. Even after repeated education, the child still cannot improve, then treatment should be given in time.

The difference between ADHD and naughtiness

1. Common points:

Generally, there is hyperactivity. The children are more active, cheerful, a little willful, and very lively. This is a phenomenon that naughty and hyperactive children basically have.

2. Differences:

The main characteristics of children with ADHD are inattention and poor self-control. For example, they do not observe classroom discipline for a long time and do not listen to the teacher's instructions. Naughty children may exist occasionally, but they can change after repeated corrections by teachers and parents.

3. System check:

Symptoms alone can only roughly determine whether a child has ADHD. If you want an accurate diagnosis, you need to go to a regular hospital and undergo systematic testing to confirm it.

4. Correct attitude:

If the child is still young, under four years old, and is more active, it is basically normal. Parents can guide the child slowly instead of thinking that the child has ADHD and taking the child to hospitals for checkups, which is actually bad for the child's psychology.

5. Family education:

Nowadays, many children are only children, so their parents or grandparents, etc., all spoil their children. This practice is not advisable. Being too accommodating to children is also a very likely inducing factor for inattention.

Don’t put too much pressure on your children: Parents all hope that their children can grow up and become successful. Therefore, when they are very young, they enroll their children in various tutoring classes or interest classes, and give their children extra lessons during holidays. This puts too much pressure on children, causing them to develop a rebellious mentality, and then become restless. Parents need to be moderate.