Does my child have ADHD?

Does my child have ADHD?

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects attention, impulse control, and activity levels. If your child struggles with focus, following instructions, or sitting still, this quiz can help identify if ADHD may be a concern. While this is not a diagnostic tool, it can highlight areas that may need further evaluation.

Instructions:

For each question, choose the answer that best describes your child’s behavior over the past six months. Add up the points at the end to see the results.

Does your child have difficulty staying focused on activities, such as schoolwork, chores, or conversations?

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

Does your child struggle to follow instructions, often forgetting steps or skipping parts of a task?

Is your child easily distracted by sights, sounds, or unrelated thoughts, even during important tasks?

Does your child have difficulty sitting still, frequently moving, fidgeting, or leaving their seat?

Does your child talk excessively, blurt out answers, or interrupt others in conversations?

Does your child struggle with waiting their turn, such as in games or conversations?

How often does your child act impulsively, such as running into the street, climbing on furniture, or doing risky things without thinking?

Does your child frequently experience emotional outbursts, frustration, or mood swings?

Does your child struggle to complete tasks, jumping from one activity to another without finishing?

Does your child struggle to stay focused, feel restless, or have difficulty following instructions? While occasional distraction and high energy are normal for children, persistent challenges with attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity may indicate ADHD. These symptoms can impact learning, friendships, and daily routines.

Our online self-assessment can help you better understand whether your child exhibits common signs of ADHD. While this quiz is a helpful starting point, it is not a clinical diagnosis. A comprehensive evaluation by a physician or mental health professional is necessary for an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.

At Kosher ADHD, we provide guidance and support for parents, educators, and children navigating ADHD. With the right tools and strategies, your child can thrive—both academically and socially.

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  • My child struggles to complete tasks, jumping from one activity to another without finishing
  • My child frequently experiences emotional outbursts, frustration, or mood swings
  • My child acts impulsively, for example, running into the street, climbing on furniture, or doing risky things without thinking
  • My child struggles with waiting their turn, such as in games or conversations
  • My child talks excessively, blurts out answers, or interrupts others in conversations
  • My child has difficulty sitting still, frequently moving, fidgeting, or leaving their seat
  • My child is easily distracted by sights, sounds, or unrelated thoughts, even during important tasks
  • My child struggles to follow instructions, often forgetting steps or skipping parts of a task
  • My child frequently loses items like toys, homework, or school supplies
  • My child has difficulty staying focused on activities, such as schoolwork, chores, or conversations