Hyperactivity in Toddler

Toddlers are supposed to be active, so doctors typically avoid an early diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Read what a developmental psychologist has to say.

BPD is usually diagnosed later in life, but some parents have reported symptoms in their child since infancy. Check out this brief overview for more information.

Many experts disagree on whether or not sugar increases hyperactivity in toddlers and children; discover the possible risks here.

Is your child an absolute terror if he doesn't get his way? He could have oppositional defiant disorder; recognize the signs with this overview.

Worried about your toddler's hyperactivity? Could it be an early sign of mental illness? This article explains the similarities and differences of ADHD and bipolar disorder.

While uncommon, hyperthyroidism can cause hyperactivity in toddlers and young children; click here to see if your child has other associated symptoms.

The parents in this documentary could tell that something was different with their child from a very early age; get a glimpse of their stories.

Learn about PANDAS, a condition that might cause traits of obsessive-compulsive disorder and hyperactivity in toddlers and children after a bout of strep throat.

Some studies, like the one described in the video, have shown that sleep problems, like sleep apnea, can cause behavioral problems in children. Is your hyperactive toddler getting the proper rest?

Check out this comprehensive list of 50 conditions that can mimic ADHD and cause hyperactivity in your toddler.

ADHD is a diagnosis of observation and exclusion. Medications, lead poisoning and even seizures can cause hyperactivity in your toddler; most other causes, however, have accompanying symptoms.

Caffeine, even in small amounts, can cause hyperactivity in your toddler. Is your child getting more than her share? These guidelines can help.

The perils of food additives have been a hot topic in the media. While they might not be good for you, according to the NIH, they don't cause ADHD. Here's a brief summary.

Lead poisoning can cause hyperactivity and attention problems in toddlers and young children. Is your home safe? Determine if your child is at risk with this Web site.