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Topic	Should children be diagnosed with anything?
Chortlez 12/22/21 5:46:24 PM #14:	haloiscoolisbak posted... ADHD is overdiagnosed I feel. Sometimes it's just puberty and hormones at work Not even that, 4-5 year old boys just aren't ready to sit down in a seat and be still for X hours. 5 year olds aren't as attentive as 7 year olds. A lot of kindergarten issues boys have that people diagnose as issues with ADHD could easily be solved by waiting a year till he's older to enter school. Or putting him in an environment where he's motivated to learn and actually cares about the material. In any case, OP's referring to the transitioning topic to which I'd say if you had a daughter that decides she doesn't want to wear dresses and would rather wear pants and play rough with her brothers, how do you know she's not a tomboy? <cite>Chortlez posted [p:961137487] in Should chi... [t:79822037]...</cite> <quote>haloiscoolisbak posted...</cite> <quote>ADHD is overdiagnosed I feel. Sometimes it's just puberty and hormones at work </quote> Not even that, 4-5 year old boys just aren't ready to sit down in a seat and be still for X hours. 5 year olds aren't as attentive as 7 year olds. A lot of kindergarten issues boys have that people diagnose as issues with ADHD could easily be solved by waiting a year till he's older to enter school. Or putting him in an environment where he's motivated to learn and actually cares about the material. In any case, OP's referring to the transitioning topic to which I'd say if you had a daughter that decides she doesn't want to wear dresses and would rather wear pants and play rough with her brothers, how do you know she's not a tomboy?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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