A lot of parents ask me, is my spirited, high energy child gonna have ADHD when they get older or do they already have it? How do I know? And it's a hard question because there's a wide range of normal temperaments and I always start there. Let's think of your child as normal. And then look at the impairment in their life. If you have a child who's, say, six years old, and they can't sit still in the classroom, even when the teacher needs them to, they're very fidgety and restless, they don't have friends because they're so impulsive, other kids don't like them, and they're really struggling with their work. You want to step back and say, maybe there's more going on here. You know, ADHD is probably something that's prevalent in about 5% of the population. We don't want to over-diagnose it and we don't want to under-diagnose it. So if your child is struggling at home and at school, get a professional to step in and evaluate what's going on and make sure it's someone who's really good at this. You don't want a ten minute appointment with a pediatrician to suddenly say, "Let's put your child on medication." You want a good evaluation. You want to try things like adapting the environment to see if a different environment helps them excel. And you always want to focus on what they do well. 'Cause a lot of these kids with Attention Deficit Disorder are so creative and so smart.