Child ADHD / Attention Screening Quiz
Answer 10 quick questions about your child's attention, focus and activity, and see which markers to keep an eye on. It takes about 2 minutes.
This is an informational guide for parents, not a medical diagnosis. For a formal assessment, speak to a qualified clinician.
Does your child often struggle to stay focused on tasks or games for their age?
Understanding attention differences in children
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, self-regulation and impulse control. It often becomes most visible at school age, when children face sustained attention demands, following instructions, and waiting their turn.
Some activity and distractibility is completely normal in childhood. What matters is whether these patterns are frequent, persistent (6+ months), happening in more than one setting, and affecting learning or friendships. If that sounds familiar, a structured assessment gives you clarity and a tailored plan.