ADHD Concepts Guide

ADHD: How Young Can It Be Diagnosed and What to Look For

You might be watching your child and feeling a mix of love and worry. You see them struggle with things that seem easy for others. It is not your fault, and it is definitely not theirs.

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What is it?

Current medical guidelines state that children can be diagnosed with ADHD as young as 4 years old. This is the point where behavior patterns start to differ significantly from typical childhood development.

Signs & Symptoms

Moving constantly even when it is time to sit still
Extreme difficulty waiting for a turn in games
Being unable to follow simple two-step instructions

Why does this happen?

The prefrontal cortex is the part of the brain that acts like a CEO. In an ADHD brain, this area matures at a different rate. This makes it harder for the brain to use its natural brakes to stop impulses or stay focused.

The Action Plan

Try breaking down your next task like this to overcome the block:
1

Observe patterns

10m

Notice if the behavior happens in more than one setting.

2

Consult a pro

30m

Talk to a pediatrician about your specific observations.

3

Gather data

15m

Ask teachers or caregivers for their notes on your child.

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