Different kids have different attention spans, my daughter has always been the type to sit for long periods and concentrate on one thing, my niece however always has to change activities (and sometimes clothes for that matter) every hour or so. She doesn’t have a disability, she just works better flitting from activity to activity.

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  • • Cynthea Jenke replied
    • 03 Jul 2015 , 7:39 am

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  Thats a great way of thinking about it.

Kids have different personalities and different capacities.

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  • • Cynthea Jenke replied
    • 03 Jul 2015 , 7:41 am

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  THankyou

Everyone is different. Some people don’t like sitting still for long periods and especially boys.

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  • • Cynthea Jenke replied
    • 03 Jul 2015 , 7:41 am

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  Thankyou

They are all different, but if you’re worried talk to your doctor

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  • • Cynthea Jenke replied
    • 03 Jul 2015 , 7:42 am

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  We goT a referral to a occupational therapist

don’t worry. he is just a different kid! Your littlie might love the quiet time (he is only 2) and your bigger child has more energy to deal with the day. See even if he had something, the doctors won’t really look into it until he is older and at school because they advise against diagnosing little children with add etc. Boys are more active and full on than girls

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  • • mom57522 replied
    • 27 Jun 2015 , 7:40 pm

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  Sounds like pretty spot on advice.

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    • • Cynthea Jenke replied
      • 03 Jul 2015 , 7:43 am

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    Hes an outsi

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    • • Cynthea Jenke replied
      • 03 Jul 2015 , 7:44 am

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    Hes an outside Boy

Yes all kids are different but if you are concerned have a chat with your gp

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  • • Cynthea Jenke replied
    • 03 Jul 2015 , 7:45 am

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  THankyou

I think all kids are different. Boys also seem to be more active and have shorter attention spans early on. I wouldn’t worry.

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  • • Cynthea Jenke replied
    • 03 Jul 2015 , 7:46 am

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  Thankyou