EARLY ADHD SIGNS IN 4 YEAR OLD

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Title	:	EARLY ADHD SIGNS IN 4 YEAR OLD
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Do not ever put your kid on meds
Comment from : Sara Z

Hulo my grand son is on 0,5 half respidone and his always fighting and short temperd
Comment from : Rhona Whyte

1:16 Because it isn't possible to outgrow
Comment from : Megan Rausch

I wish it was not all talks and we could see them and their behaviour
Comment from : yessik

Try the 1,2,3 magic method! Great book I’m pretty sure my child is adhd my husband and I both are! That book is a life savor try it
Comment from : Kasey Burtness

I've been looking for this video for so long I found it! My 2 year old 100 has adhd, I would like to learn how I can help him I really don't agree with medicating children with psych drugs, unless they are actually unable to function without them (like go to school, make any friends, freaking out all the time, not enjoying things or participating at all or learning, etc) It's not that I don't believe that meds can be helpful, I just don't think they know enough about developing minds, and I worry about the consequences of that If my child is bright and engaged and happy, I don't want to medicate them so that they are more manageable I also don't want my child to get hurt because of making an impulsive decision, it seems like people who have adhd are more prone to injury because of the impulsive element Anyway, so glad to finally find a video that I really relate to I just want to get ahead of the issues that I can anticipate Thanks so much!
Comment from : G Knee Whoudini

With my 4 year old, I literally say 12pm no sugar! And omg chocolate!!! The devil in food is chocolates! I cannot give my girl any chocolate! Idk who she is when she has it brAll other things mentioned is exactly her I always knew and I’m waiting for a spot to get a diagnosis But I know brYou just know brMy second acts completely different to my daughter at the age of 14 months Completely different So you can also tell when they are different in their ways
Comment from : Violet Tiplady

How does one get ADHD!?
Comment from : Dread Pirate

Love love love this video!! ❤❤❤
Comment from : Morgan Nelson

M O A R M E D S
Comment from : The Slavic Sailor

I don't know if this works all me & brothers were hyper she said avacados helps calm them and caromile tea or herbal teas, etc
Comment from : Pixie Sanchez

What medication do you take for ur adhd ? I take straterra and it is decent for me Just started it but how do you know it’s working? Sorry this is about me but I am watching this for my son haha
Comment from : Mamabear_alicia02

I’m trying this homeopathic medication sold on Amazon and hoping it works!
Comment from : Britini Hajnos

I'm giving this testimony on how I found Doctor isibor alternative Herbal supplement that helped my daughter heal autism and growth delay She's fine now and growing perfectly well 🤗🤗🤗 and she can now talk very good 😊 God 🙏 will increase and bless your good work Doctor isibor
Comment from : Scott Rose

I don't understand mislaid her speech? Adhd is different than autism why she is saying both in 1boy??? Please explain
Comment from : Feruza Feruza

OMGGGG! I’m dealing with this right now 😢😢😢 And it’s very stressful 🥺But he’s nonverbal at 4 years old
Comment from : Mahogany B

Do you have ADHD? I can always tell another ADHDer My son is exhibiting signs of ADHD, something I'm pretty sure I have myself Chocolate contains caffeine, so combined with sugar, it'll have a effect on a little kid
Comment from : THE SPARTAN BARBER

This sounds soooo much like my 4 year old! My MIL believes he might have autism or sensory issues, but as someone myself who has ADHD it sounds soo much like I was and his dad had it too He’s very social and makes plenty of eye contact He has no autism symptoms even though she swears he does I know in my heart he has ADHD and his Dr didn’t seem concerned about Autism in him at all
Comment from : now1994

Now I’m thinking my son might have adhd
Comment from : Kikatty98

Is getting in the car seat a struggle!
Comment from : Kathleen Roche

Hey come across ur video wondering if I could get some advise on really early sighns my boy isn't 2 yet but im sure he has something he's so difficult im learning ways to communicate with him and slowly getting there he has some abnormal triggers witch im learning to cope with
Comment from : Dezzy Manley

My child was born 3 weeks early as I have medical issues I have worked with children my time, and my child was different to all the other children I met Even as a baby, he would be crawling to get out As he become more independent in his freedom walking, it was very hard to keep him safe He would have emotional tantrums and everything that is ADHD He is nearly 3 and has not started communicated He is super hyperactive even though he hates sweet things which I am very happy with that He has not been diagnosed yet hopefully soon Thank you for this channel
Comment from : Yusra Smile

😢😢😢 my son is same he is 4 and I’m tired I got sick it is too much 😢😢😢😢😢
Comment from : Z

As a father, I'm at work most of the time and I don't see my kids around other people much let alone seeing other kids When we started doing Saturday morning sports It made me cry and I had to go for a walk, seeing other children who were compliant and listening My son can easily breakdown and cry, he doesn't understand personal bubbles and can therefore easily annoy other children Friends for him are hard
Comment from : xcvxcv

It's like my child had a motor Inside
Comment from : Love Life

I am 22 years old and I also have ADHD I take meds to help with my ADHD but my behaviors show when I am off my meds
Comment from : Hockey3566 D

Adhd is a lie and a scam to madicate your kids , they have energy and no way to release it a tablet does not released energy stop beliving this bull sht its to sell meds
Comment from : Randy Clara

I think you're talking about my 4 year old daughter
Comment from : Christine McEntire

With the help of Doctor Isibor on youtube using his Herbal supplement on my 4 year's old son who had speech delay has improved positively and started saying few words and now he can speak fluently
Comment from : Ruth Rosey

I feel like you’re describing my daughter who is almost 5… I’ve been told by her dr and a friend who is an occupational therapist and they both said she has SPD, and I’m almost 100 sure she has ADHD
Comment from : Madi Elkins

If my son is good in daycare but really hyper / bad at home does this mean he doesn’t have ADHD? Or is it that he controls it well
Comment from : Freeds D

Omg this is literally me Like I see people in my class sitting still and focusing on the teacher while I’m staring out the window, fidgeting, I can’t sit still and I shout out in class
Comment from : Goofball

I know my son has it And no one is listening to me Could someone help me ?
Comment from : Rebekah lubitz

I listen to this my daughter seems very wild and she can't walk alone without my hand she talks a lot but I dont think she has adhd after watching this I think she just has a high metabolism and needs to run some of her energy off she never plays with other kids because we don't know any so I need to take her out for some good run and play time I'm going to assume
Comment from : nice ma

If u have Adhd or your child does the government issue you a disability check?
Comment from : Crystal Mason

So what do you think if my niece acts a certain way, only at home But when we're out in public, she's regular
Comment from : dBalbas

My 6 year old diagnosed with autisim a year ago we have just got her referred for an adhd diagnosis its really her social and communication she suffers with but she is super hyperactive from getting out of bed to going back to bed she reminds me of tigger bouncing round my house constantly 🤣
Comment from : kerry

I believe I have it but am yet to be diagnosed, I am tryingbrI have a 2 and a half year old and I'm certain she has it She is the energiser bunny She doesn't stop and god it's hard x
Comment from : Lauren Mitchell

Is speech delay common to ADHD?
Comment from : Agnese Bandere

My best friend and I both bond over the fact that we both have ADHD although she has autism and ADHD and we bond over our experiences with autism and ADHD
Comment from : That_randomsimmer

Don't you guys stop and wonder why do many kids have all these brain issues?? It's nit rocked science yet you ALL are running back to big pharma So stupid not even realizing that's how your poor child got their in the first place Absolutely discusting
Comment from : That Kid Kahl Learning

l am 63 have two boys with ADHD
Comment from : Marlene Benson

it sowns like l have had ADHD all my live l think l have ADHD
Comment from : Marlene Benson

I just found out my 8 year old daughter has ADHD
Comment from : Bronwyn Bravo

Really love the video brI found out my 5 yr old has ADHD AND now ima have to go evaluate him , he gets distracted a lot , and I’m sure he hears me but he doesn’t react right away , all those sings your describing is what my son has
Comment from : Adriana Venegas

I thank my son has adhd he escape out of his walker his crib his jumping swing
Comment from : Sharon Knowles

I have 40 and NEED ritalin on office environments Since the pandemic started I have not needed it since I work at home
Comment from : 007GoldenLion

I can tell you have ADHD, sorry but u never got to the point
Comment from : Moni C

My son is out of control and I feel this is the reason why
Comment from : Ellie C

Last year I went to the beach with my son We met a boy the same age , my son and him were playing together The mother says to me: “my son has ADHD I hope he doesn’t wear your son out” After four hours of none stop running and playing, the boy with ADHD was curled in a ball on his mother lap exhausted My son was jumping up and down having a tantrum because he still wanted to play My same son who hasn’t had a day nap since he was about eight months old My husband refuses to accept anything is wrong because apparently he only acts hyper around me and it’s me making him like that
Comment from : Shana Haim

You're glib Matt
Comment from : Johnny Love

This video helped me so much! Thank you!
Comment from : KC Crotty

This Is My Life My daughter is 45 and I've been watching her in her ballet or when she plays with other kids and I think she might be ADHD I don't think it's just the typical 4-year old behaviors
Comment from : Lauren Packnick

My husband has these signs but in adult form, he loves finishing my sentences in the most annoying way lol We think our son might have adhd or autism or a combo He does stim when he's excited so we're getting him evaulated for autism I wish I knew exactly what he has so I can he'll him exactly
Comment from : Jaqueline G

I’m helping talker care of my 3 year old brother He has a really bad case of adhd we can’t really take him anywhere because it gets kinda of obnoxious in stores when he’s just grabbing at everything a yelling and make noises Don’t know how to tell his mom I think this is what it is
Comment from : I look Sleepy

I’m glad i found this channel I’m a mother of 5 my first 4 kids were so calm and easy going My husband and i had a daughter who’s almost 4 He was diagnosed as a kid and raising her has been so difficult for me Only because i’m new to this She has developmental delays like she did everything very late even now she’s not talking and is almost 4 She’s very aggressive and will even hit herself and siblings over a cartoon that gave her anxiety i’m so lost and trying not to fall into a depression from just not understanding her as we can’t even communicate She doesn’t respond to her name sighhhh i know i gotta be stronger than this as a mother
Comment from : Tesha Donnise Entertainment

Do adults with ADHD get angry easily?
Comment from : Jenny Quezada

Finding out I just likely have ADHD (currently on a diagnostic trial of adderall) just this year and my coparent and I are now wondering if our 3 almost 4 year old has signs I really appreciate this video and your nuanced answers!
Comment from : Sierra Ladnier

I felt the same way about medication for 4-year-olds, but I think it can be helpful starting at about 4th grade That is when teachers start expecting kids to be less impulsive and more able to focus regularlybrThe way I see it is that we are like left-handed people living in a right-handed world If there is a medication that can help my neuroatypical kid manage better in the world/systems built for neurotypical people, I'm going to let him use it He doesn't take it on school breaks or weekends because he only needs it when he's in a situation fitted for neurotypical people He and I talk about our brains and our medications and why we use them (nothing wrong with our cool brains, but the world is built for the majority whose brains work differently) My kid also uses other helpers like fidgets, lists, timers and alarms, mindfulness practice, and coaching We used our time before fourth grade to work on using those tools and skills so adding medication was like power-boosting everything we had already accomplished so that he can be successful He still has days that are tough but the medication really does help him and medication helps me as well If he didn't feel well using them though, we would take him off but he is on a lower dose than many other kids, which the doctor thinks is due to the way I taught him to manage earlier in life
Comment from : Nikki L

Thank you This really helped me with my 4 yo I'm pretty sure she's ADHD and ADD! In the UK Getting to the point I need to get help 😩
Comment from : Nadia Hope

Chocolate has caffeine
Comment from : Polly Patriot

Your friend HAS ADHD, she is not ADHD
Comment from : Polly Patriot

To add, my son is 5 and mentally like 1-2 Speech is more like 3 with severe adhd and high functioning autism Severe behavior and 0 attention Can't do puzzles, even baby ones Zero focus He actually could do those puzzles at 2, not at 5 so it's gotten bad Showed adhd at 4 but autism signs at 1-2
Comment from : Ancient Knowledge

I've been wondering about my son, he is 7 years old My son is very hyperactive energytic boy, he cant sit still and talks all the time, but at school he is good at reading and maths also good social behaviour never had problem in social activits am asumimg my son 2 twins best friends in his class they are austism but i never stop my son to play with them now my son behaving like them im not getting any complants from school im worried about my son can any one please aswer me what to do tons of thanks ;)
Comment from : sharath reddy

I had ADHD ,my mom kept me away from cane sugar and that helped me a bit
Comment from : Babylon2060

I just want to say i have son ADHD from the beginning when he brorn i was pregnant and he was moving around 😅 not stopping kicking lot times He born early 34weeks plus 1 day he was in critical stage My son is super hight hyperactive i just don't know what to do today i have appointment with pediatric doctor so nervous Son wont sit on one place he always need to do something he run around hit someone jumping lot screaming making noise he loves music, cars, he likes buildings, dinosaurs toys , he loves boats sharks and Octopus He is only 4 years and he loves space he knows exactly names of the planets i don't even know them all 🤷‍♀️ but he knows starts and the galaxy he always talks about he also intresting in bacteria and covid19 he talks about shapes of bacteria colours But when he started to go in school behaviour change to more aggressive i don't believe teachers and specially assistants cause he always do something to them what i think they been abused my son lot of times he is child that wont say anything he doesn't talk if they do something to him I have one more child and she doesn't have ADHD symptom they always fight so i see how he is react when my dauther shake with my son he bite her and yersterday son bite assistant there was no explanation just what he done nobody can blame me and say he done for no reason if i know exactly when the bite comes only when you do something to him I am trying to tell headteacher about it but she refused and doing everything on son Son fault they are hiding something i can tell when they are so nervous dont know what to do or buy spy little camera so i can be 100sure on my self 😩😔
Comment from : Silvia17

Finally a really informative video thank you
Comment from : David Chan • 69 h ago

I have Asperger's and have seen the power a label tends to have on your life first hand I have a 4yo daughter who to me seems to have some signs of it but I'm not going to impose my bias on her For now she's just a normal 4yo with her own quirksbrbrIf there are some behavioral issues or it's clearly interfering with her ability to get along in the world I'll bring it up with her pediatrician and start offering guidance that I would've found useful as a child that I never got because my caregivers couldn't understand Asperger's well enough to even offer it
Comment from : Ethan B

Chocolate has caffeine in it, definitely something I've had to pull back on!
Comment from : AP MG

I have ADHD too
Comment from : Caitlin Ford

I hit my forehead very hard when I was 4 1/2 I don't remember passing out Is it possible that could cause adhd or something similar?
Comment from : Keri Williams

The best way to control is it is through food Eat more vegetables and whole grains Avoid processed foods and sugars Our brains are firing on all cylinders too so this gives it some more room This gave me a huge boost over years I am 27 now Also try to exercise 1 hour per day
Comment from : AndrewLifts

As an early childhood educator redirecting may be better than timeouts
Comment from : Christina Rodriguez

So glad I came through your video My son is 5 and now I know that he definitely has ADHD and he needs help and more attention I’m glad that his principal in school contacted me to help my son
Comment from : Yesenia Ceballos

I'm suspecting my 3 year old does and I have adhd but he's not quite old enough to know for sure yet
Comment from : Sierra Bird

Getting my son tested tomorrow Every symptoms you said my son literally has Its on another level
Comment from : Tonilyons

Hi there! My 4 year old boy is the most severe case of ADHD I have ever seen and he has not yet been diagnosed It is exhausting how impulsive he is and I am struggling so hard While researching ways to help him I am also feeling like I have probably had adhd since I was a child but have never even considered the possibility Do you have any tips for me to get through the diagnosis process?
Comment from : Alicia McKnight

Took 3 hours to watch this with my 11 year old son Yelled 6 times to pay attention and many bathroom breaks Even a dinner break But this helped him a lot and will watch it again tomorrow
Comment from : Brittney Griggs Martinez

I have a 4 year old nephew who has all the signs of adhd and up until now I always wondered what was going on with him His mom has never mentioned it and hardly ever questions his behavior, she basically has made peace with the fact that he’s hyper and doesn’t give any consequences for bad behavior episodes which makes it really hard to be around Hopefully they soon seek help &/or make a change because he has a baby brother on the way! Great video So informative
Comment from : Hardlyheaven

Most kids are like that at that age by nature and can remain like that for years if their parents don't raise them properly With time and limits they start behaving as a neurotypical teen That's why it's not advisable to diagnose them so early let alone medicate them
Comment from : lyvsix

Toddlers are obsessed with kinder eggs 😂😂😂
Comment from : Just Joy

Just to add some perspective to this, in the categorization system I'm familiar with, "ADHD" is the opposite brain type to "ASD", so you can't have either hyperactivity nor "attention deficit" in someone with an Autism type brain, which is hyper introverted Of course behaviors are effects of brain types combined with environment, not brain types alone, so all behaviors are seen in all brain types, depending on what the environment is doing to the brain Which is why we don't use behaviors to categorize brain types in my work and instead look at preferences (what the individuals naturally most want to do for normal work/play when allowed to choose from a highly enriched set of options/environments)
Comment from : thewiseturtle