Does My Child Have ADHD?

Author: DrSensory

March 20, 2025

Does My Child Have ADHD?

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Does My Child Have ADHD?

Below is a series of questions designed to help identify potential ADHD symptoms in children. Answer each question based on your child's behaviors over the past six months. Rate each question on a scale of 1 to 5, where: 

1 - Never 

2 - Rarely 

3 - Sometimes 

4 - Often 

5 - Very Often

Although it is not a diagnostic tool, it may provide insight into your child's experiences.

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Does your child talk excessively, even when it is inappropriate or unnecessary?

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Does your child frequently misplace important materials needed for school or daily routines?

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Does your child resist tasks that require sustained mental effort, like studying or reading?

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Does your child exhibit noticeable mood swings or emotional outbursts?

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Does your child find it challenging to sit still, often fidgeting or squirming?

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Does your child struggle with falling asleep or staying asleep through the night?

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Does your child frequently lose items like school supplies, toys, or personal belongings?

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Does your child often have difficulty finishing tasks or assignments at home or school?

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Does your child seem inattentive during conversations or while following instructions?

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Does your child frequently interrupt others during conversations or activities?

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Does your child often forget to complete routine tasks, like chores or taking out their belongings?

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Does your child have difficulty forming or maintaining friendships with peers?

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Does your child often act hastily, resulting in careless mistakes on schoolwork or other tasks?

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Does your child show signs of zoning out or daydreaming during important moments?

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Does your child tend to be disorganized, leaving items scattered or failing to prepare for activities?

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Does your child have trouble maintaining focus on tasks, easily diverted by other stimuli?

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Does your child struggle to stay focused on homework or other activities requiring concentration?

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Does your child have trouble waiting for their turn during games or other structured activities?

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Does your child get frustrated or upset when transitioning between different activities?

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Does your child often appear distracted, even when directly spoken to?

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