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Understanding the Three Types of ADHD

1. Predominantly Inattentive ADHD

Children with this presentation may struggle to stay focused, follow instructions, remember things or stay organised. They might seem dreamy, easily distracted or lost in their own thoughts, even when they're trying their best.

2. Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive ADHD

Children with this presentation may have lots of energy, find it difficult to sit still, talk frequently or act before thinking. They might struggle with waiting, interrupt others or feel a constant need to move.

3. Combined Presentation ADHD

Children with combined ADHD experience a mixture of inattentive and hyperactive-impulsive traits. They may find it difficult to focus and stay organised while also experiencing restlessness, impulsivity or high energy.

Remember: Every child experiences ADHD differently. These presentations describe patterns of traits, not fixed personality types, and they can change as children grow.

When choosing a book, please select the ADHD presentation your child has been diagnosed with. These descriptions are intended to help you understand the differences, not to diagnose your child.

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