Autism and ADHD
ADHD at a Glance
Signs, triggers and everyday tips for parents and teachers
Free to read and share
- Written by
- Osezusi Bolodeoku
- Folder
- Autism and ADHD
- Format
- PDF, 10 pages
- Size
- 2 MB
About this guide
Many children with ADHD can focus beautifully on things they love, yet find it hard to sit still, wait their turn or finish a task. This quick guide explains what ADHD is, why it is often noticed in the early school years, and what parents and teachers can do to help.
What is inside
- The signs in children, grouped into inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity, with easy to recognise examples.
- Food and nutrition: the nutrients that nourish the brain, and the sugars, additives and dyes that may make symptoms worse for some children.
- Other triggers to look out for, such as busy, noisy places and too much screen time.
- Simple next steps, including keeping a note of what helps and talking to your SENCO or dietitian.
Who it is for
Parents who are wondering about ADHD, families with a new diagnosis, and teachers who want a quick, friendly overview.
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