Here's your list of potential symptoms for young girls and boys:
-Use coping strategies to help hide
-Reads ahead in assigned book, but fails to do homework
-Spends time on homework, forgets to turn in
-Sits quietly in class and doodles instead of listening and paying attention
-Constantly lost in own thoughts
-Trouble making/keeping friends
-Often called a chatterbox
-Potential overstimulation
-Spend hours on video games but get frustrated after a few min of homework
-Appears to not be listening
-Can't follow more than 2 instructions at a time
-potential overstimulation
-extra time to get chores/homework done just right
-avoid things they find challenging
-Create conflict to deflect attention from problems
To schedule a call with me:
https://calendar.app.google/QVL7KyqGGuBC4uw66
https://www.healthline.com/health/adhd/adhd-in-girls#girls-vs-boys
Impact Parents resources:
https://go.impactparents.com/t?orid=148432&opid=5