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I tried getting my daughter diagnosed at 3 but most Dr's dont want to diagnose until 6 (cause they cannot medicate children at that age).
I read this book called "The Explosive CHild" by Ross Green.
It was fantastic….. I got it at chapters. It was amazing it will help you understand your child better and see where your child fits in. there are so many different types.
if you ever want to chat, email me at darlin_jenni@yahoo.ca
I finally got my daughter diagnosed at 5, she has ODD and ADHD…. life is better now that I have some understanding
Good luckReferences : Parent of an ODD and ADHD 6 year old
this all comes from experience: i ran a daycare and had watched a little boy from the age 2-6 around 3-4 i started noticing he was acting alot different…when he played with the other kids at the table doing art projects he couldn't stay focused..in fact the six month olds were more focused than he was…he became more violent and would be happy one min and screaming he hated everyone the next….his dad had adha and was bipolar…i had a meeting with the mother to address some of the issues we were having and she said she experienced the same thing so she took him to the doctor where they told her he did have adhd but didn't address weither or not he was bipolar but until he was five there was no way to medicate him being they had no regulated dose for his age..it was pretty much throw him on medicine and see if it worked…i changed his diet while he was at my house and the mother followed the same although she wasn't as strict to it…no preservatives, ect.. (you can look the diet up online) well after i stopped watching him she went back to feeding him whatever and in kindergarden they told her if she didn't get it under control he would not advance to first grade….that is when she decided to medicate him (i personally don't like the medication but it is not my child) but like i said it is inherited and i hope the website at the bottom helps you both…good luck!!!!References : http://www.helpguide.org/mental/adhd_add_signs_symptoms.htm
It's possible for symptoms to show up as early as 3 yrs old however you won't find a Dr willing to diagnose until the child reaches 1st grade. My eldest son is diagnosed as having ADD at age 6 and after trying several meds for the past 5 yrs he has seems to be one of lucky ones and has outgrown it. We stopped giving him his ADD meds last year and the teachers could see no difference in him being on it meds and not so we are having him retested. My son's ADD was caused by the environment we were in (ex was very abusive to me) What you see as behaviors of ADHD and manic depression could be something else entirely like environment. I would suggest the mother talk to her family Dr. and after exploring age appropriate behaviors with her Dr she can ask for the Dr to recommend seeing a specialist. Try that before leaping to assumptions that the child has any disorders. Sometimes the behavior is learned and we project things on our children without knowing we are doing it. Your an awesome friend to care so much about the child and the mother.
Best of luck to you and your friend,
Dutchess
Blessed beReferences : Driven to distraction, by Hallowel and Ratey
Mother of 2 awesome boys who will grow into Awesome young men!