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Understanding ADHD

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Explain how some kids with ADHD describe the feeling in their brain.

Some kids with ADHD say that it feels like their brain is always moving very fast from one thing to another, similar to a remote switching channels on a TV very quickly.

What challenges do some kids with ADHD experience with focus and concentration?

Some kids with ADHD daydream all the time and find it hard to stay focused on their schoolwork. It may be harder for them to stick to things and get them done, and they may have trouble starting to work on things without help.

What are some common difficulties related to memory and attention in kids with ADHD?

Kids with ADHD may have trouble remembering where they put things or when they have to get things done. They might get distracted easily and have a hard time falling asleep at night due to the racing thoughts in their mind.

How do kids with ADHD sometimes react when they get frustrated?

<p>When kids with ADHD get frustrated, they may get very angry, yell, and do things that they don't mean to do. ADHD may make it harder for them to control their feelings.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the message about dealing with frustration in relation to ADHD?

<p>ADHD is never an excuse for hurting other people, but there are many things that kids with ADHD can learn to do to help them deal with their frustration.</p> Signup and view all the answers