Early Childhood Hyperactivity In Children

With children, hyperactivity seems to be the leading disorder. This disorder seems to push the kids affected into a separate segregated group. This group differs from the norm in ways such as: restlessness, feeding problems, insomnia and sometimes hard to arouse. These symptoms of hyperactivity that are present in infants collectively are present in excess in early childhood. As the child grows older, the hyperactivity seems to magnify and change. Now instead of being different, parents report that the child seems to be unbelievably rambunctious and hard to control. As the child progresses in age, the ADHD seems to progress in intensity as well. The difficult child becomes the hyper child and parents of most of these hyperactive children see