Most kids are full of energy and that’s a great sign. When compared with adults, you will find that children, especially small ones, hardly ever sit and want to play all the time. Works great for your child’s growth and development and should be encouraged. However, it is also important to determine if your child is hyperactive.
Some common signs in hyperactive children are that they often have difficulty following directions. They can easily get anxious, frustrated, angry, and upset. They hardly listen, talk too much, and often interrupt other people’s conversations. Hyperactive children are impulsive, over-enthusiastic, and always bouncing around with limitless energy.
Hyperactivity is related to the brain. It is worth noting that a hyperactive child is not a ‘bad boy’ or ‘bad girl’. They just need a little extra care and patience to help them settle in and channel their energy and thought process in the right way and direction.
There are a number of fun and exciting games and activities that you can involve your child to help him focus better, learn and grow as a happy, confident and self-disciplined person.
