10 Signs of ADHD

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ADHD Sign #7: Delayed Language Development

If your child takes longer to develop the ability to communicate verbally, ADHD may be the culprit. ADHD can delay language development. This can make it difficult to understand verbal directions when they are given. As a consequence, a child with ADHD may have reduced interest in listening and instead act impulsively.

In addition, children with the disorder may feel that nobody understands them, which can explain why they seem to ignore instructions and do whatever they please. As with other signs of ADHD, communication problems may lessen as the child matures. However, some communication challenges may remain even in adulthood.

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