Hyperactive children

HYPERACTIVE CHILDREN

Hyperactivity is a pattern of behavior in someone who shows that he can not sit quietly, uncontrollable, impatient and impulsive (acting as he pleases). Hyperactive kids are always moving and never engage in fun games or toys that are loved by other children as they are, their attention is to shift from one focus to another. They seem endlessly looking for something interesting and tiring but not coming.

The first factor that cause hyperactive children are toxic factors. Some substances such as salicylates and preservatives have the potential to form hyperactive behavior in children. In addition, lead levels in increased blood serum, mothers who smoke and consume alcohol, develop X-rays during pregnancy can also develop hyperactive children.

Usually, genetic factors are high correlation due to hyperactivity in children. The ways to deal with hyperactive children is to use their free time to take the child out of the playground, read the book together, or just play and joke with them. With this, it can be especially helpful for establishing a friendly relationship with hyperactive children. Hyperactive children may also be allowed to exercise their own activities as long as they do not violate the rules that have been made.

In  addition, hyperactive children are also very energetic, causing their concentration to be difficult. One way to help cope with this extra energy is by giving them many opportunities to do physical activity. Although we should not allow the child to get too tired, exercise is a useful way to help focus the excessive energy positively.

In conclusion, hyperactive children are required to adapt to the social environment. Besides teachers, attention from parents also important in order to overcome this hyperactive children. The world of the child's life is full of excitement and joy, but the storytelling activities can give children a happy, funny and fun feeling. This phenomenon can help teachers so that students can adapt to their families, friends, teachers and the community.