What Type of ADHD Does Your Kid Have?

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Quiz Questions

1.
You're at the grocery store, and your daughter is begging you to buy a sugary breakfast cereal... What do you tell her?
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- A.
  You're such a sweet girl, you deserve a sweet breakfast to match!
- B.
  If you eat that, you'll be bouncing off the walls for 2 hours.
- C.
  Remember the last time we ate that cereal? You got really angry at your brother for not drinking all his milk, then cried for all the cows who spend their lives giving us their delicious liquid gold.
- D.
  You ate the cereal, went to school, then spent the morning getting in trouble for spacing out instead of doing your work.
2.
It's time for homework. This is what your child looks like...
- A.
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  In 5 minutes, they're completely overwhelmed... even if they know what to do.
- B.
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  They do ANYTHING except their homework.
- C.
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  My child sits quietly and finishes their homework
- D.
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  You go to check on them and their off in their own world of make-believe.
3.
Your son says he's just "not in the mood" for his soccer practice... How do you respond?
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- A.
  He goes to practice. If he doesn't get some energy out, he's going to have a complete meltdown when he hears that the cat ran away.
- B.
  Skip practice! Let's get ice cream!
- C.
  He goes to practice. You know how much better he feels after a good run. If he doesn't, he'll be too hyper to focus on his homework.
- D.
  Skip practice. It's not like he plays much anyway. He's usually out there in LaLa land and doesn't even see the ball roll by.
4.
Your child makes a new friend at school. This is what they say...
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- A.
  They talk about how the new friend made them feel.
- B.
  They tell the story about how they met with clarity and in chronological order.
- C.
  They tell you the color of their shoes and what they ate for lunch, but they have no clue what the friend's name is. And they never even thought to ask.
- D.
  They begin to tell you they met a friend but aren't really sure where, when, or how.
5.
Which picture best describes your child...
- A.
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  They have a great imagination and spend most of their time there.
- B.
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  Trampolines aren't enough for this child. We need rubber walls.
- C.
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  They can entertain themselves quietly without a million questions.
- D.
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  They feel everything deeply.
6.
It's Sunday night and your son has a project to finish - a project he doesn't want to do... what do you do?
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- A.
  Put him on the task. He's a big boy and is totally capable of getting it done on his own.
- B.
  You promise to read him his favorite story or play his favorite game when you finish. And let's be honest, you'll be doing it with him the entire time.
- C.
  You go for a walk or bike ride before you start. It's going to take everything you have to get him to sit long enough to get through this project.
- D.
  You grab a box of tissues as you sit down with him to work on it. It's going to be a long and emotional evening.
7.
Your daughter really, really wants a pet hamster for her birthday... What do you do?
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- A.
  Politely remind her about the goldfish that died because she forgot to feed it. She was off in a land of imagination and simply forgot about the fish. No hamster today.
- B.
  You're all in. After all, a hamster might give her a way of coping with her big emotions. And you're there to feed it if she forgets.
- C.
  The hamster will be dead in a week. She'll either completely forget that it exists or she'll hyperfocus all her love and energy into the hamster and the poor thing will die of shock. No hamster today.
- D.
  Bring on the hamster! She's responsible and deserves it!
8.
How do you control your children's screen time?
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- A.
  I don't put a lot of focus on controlling screen time. If they aren't on screens they're talking non-stop and bouncing off the walls. I need a break... and to fix dinner.
- B.
  We set screen limits and the kids follow them (for the most part)
- C.
  Screens are the one thing my child can focus on for more than 10 minutes! So, they get their daily screen time.
- D.
  The epic screen-time fights are more than I can handle. The kid gets their screen time and mom gets to each her chocolate in secret.
9.
What behavior do you see most often?
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- A.
  Hyperactivity and a lack of impulse control.
- B.
  Big emotions!
- C.
  It's hard to bring them back to reality.
- D.
  My child acts-up here and there, but it's not a big deal.
10.
If it was left up to them, what would your kids' room look like?
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- A.
  It would be full of things that made them happy because they need those things when they start to feel sad or angry and don't understand why.
- B.
  There would be a jungle gym, a rock climbing wall, and a horse. Definitely a horse.
- C.
  They'd have a normal room, with a normal desk, and a comforter with their favorite color or character.
- D.
  It would be decorated like their favorite fantasy land - full of fun characters and a huge landscape on the wall.

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Your Kid has Classic ADHD
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Your kiddo most likely has classic ADHD which is characterized by:being easily distracteddifficulty sustaining attentiondifficulty following throughtendency to lose thingsand more... (in the email to come!)Be sure to check your email!We'll share even more details about classic ADHD along with tips and strategies throughout the next week to help you deal with the struggles that come with your type of ADHD kiddo!These strategies are life changing!Hold up — let me introduce myself!Hey there, I’m Jenny Lloyd-Strovas 👋 I’m an ADHD mom with 2 bright, spunky, adventure-seeking ADHD boys. I'm also a biologist. And one thing I know... our bright and gifted ADHD kiddos do SO MUCH BETTER when they are moving and learning in the great outdoors. In fact, it works so well that I left academia to work side-by-side with parents to help them navigate the struggles that come with smart but misunderstood kids. I struggled for far too long and I want to pave an easier path for other families.So, if you're dealing with homework that takes hours to finish, sibling rivalry that never seems to end, backtalk that gets sassier by the month, or an unmotivated child who has lost their love for learning... I can help!Yep, you heard right — whether it’s school troubles or sibling conflict, I give parents the guidance they need to raise happy, healthy families. Think you could use a little extra support? Click here to book a 20 minute ADHD Audit with me today! Together, we’ve got this 🙌Looking for a few more resources? Fill up on these...1. Join me in our Facebook group where we share weekly strategies for giving our kids an adventurous childhood while helping them learn the skills they need to grow into happy, healthy, and balanced adults. Click here to join!2. Watch our training on how to reduce your kids ADHD symptoms while having more fun than you ever thought possible! If you struggle with keeping your gifted ADHD kids motivated or you deal with more meltdowns than you can handle - this training is going to give you some mind-blowing strategies that you can start today! Click here to get access to the training.3. Schedule a 20 minute strategy session with yours truly. You can fill me in on your kid's biggest challenge and I'll help you develop a strategy to help! You’ve got nothing to lose! Click here to book a 20 minute ADHD Audit with me today!P.S Expect to see me in your inbox tomorrow with more parenting & learning tips 🙌 for our ADHD Kids!
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Your Kid has Inattentive ADHD
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Your kiddo most likely has Inattentive ADHD which is characterized by:being easily distracteddifficulty sustaining attentiondifficulty following throughtendency to lose thingsmake careless mistakesdaydreaming excessivelyappearing apathetic or unmotivatedand more... (in the email to come!)Be sure to check your email!We'll share even more details about inattentive ADHD along with tips and strategies throughout the next week to help you deal with the struggles that come with your type of ADHD kiddo!These strategies are life changing!Hold up — let me introduce myself!Hey there, I’m Jenny Lloyd-Strovas 👋 I’m an ADHD mom with 2 bright, spunky, adventure-seeking ADHD boys. I'm also a biologist. And one thing I know... our bright and gifted ADHD kiddos do SO MUCH BETTER when they are moving and learning in the great outdoors. In fact, it works so well that I left academia to work side-by-side with parents to help them navigate the struggles that come with smart but misunderstood kids. I struggled for far too long and I want to pave an easier path for other families.So, if you're dealing with homework that takes hours to finish, sibling rivalry that never seems to end, backtalk that gets sassier by the month, or an unmotivated child who has lost their love for learning... I can help!Yep, you heard right — whether it’s school troubles or sibling conflict, I give parents the guidance they need to raise happy, healthy families. Think you could use a little extra support? Click here to book a 20 minute ADHD Audit with me today! Together, we’ve got this 🙌Looking for a few more resources? Fill up on these...1. Join me in our Facebook group where we share weekly strategies for giving our kids an adventurous childhood while helping them learn the skills they need to grow into happy, healthy, and balanced adults. Click here to join!2. Watch our training on how to reduce your kids ADHD symptoms while having more fun than you ever thought possible! If you struggle with keeping your gifted ADHD kids motivated or you deal with more meltdowns than you can handle - this training is going to give you some mind-blowing strategies that you can start today! Click here to get access to the training.3. Schedule a 20 minute strategy session with yours truly. You can fill me in on your kid's biggest challenge and I'll help you develop a strategy to help! You’ve got nothing to lose! Click here to book a 20 minute ADHD Audit with me today!P.S Expect to see me in your inbox tomorrow with more parenting & learning tips 🙌 for our ADHD Kids!
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Your Kid has Emotional ADHD
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Your kiddo most likely has emotional ADHD which is characterized by:being easily distracteddifficulty sustaining attentiondifficulty following throughtendency to lose thingsmoodinessanxietynegativityand more... (in the email to come!)Be sure to check your email!We'll share even more details about emotional ADHD along with tips and strategies throughout the next week to help you deal with the struggles that come with your type of ADHD kiddo!These strategies are life changing!Hold up — let me introduce myself!Hey there, I’m Jenny Lloyd-Strovas 👋 I’m an ADHD mom with 2 bright, spunky, adventure-seeking ADHD boys. I'm also a biologist. And one thing I know... our bright and gifted ADHD kiddos do SO MUCH BETTER when they are moving and learning in the great outdoors. In fact, it works so well that I left academia to work side-by-side with parents to help them navigate the struggles that come with smart but misunderstood kids. I struggled for far too long and I want to pave an easier path for other families.So, if you're dealing with homework that takes hours to finish, sibling rivalry that never seems to end, backtalk that gets sassier by the month, or an unmotivated child who has lost their love for learning... I can help!Yep, you heard right — whether it’s school troubles or sibling conflict, I give parents the guidance they need to raise happy, healthy families. Think you could use a little extra support? Click here to book a 20 minute ADHD Audit with me today! Together, we’ve got this 🙌Looking for a few more resources? Fill up on these...1. Join me in our Facebook group where we share weekly strategies for giving our kids an adventurous childhood while helping them learn the skills they need to grow into happy, healthy, and balanced adults. Click here to join!2. Watch our training on how to reduce your kids ADHD symptoms while having more fun than you ever thought possible! If you struggle with keeping your gifted ADHD kids motivated or you deal with more meltdowns than you can handle - this training is going to give you some mind-blowing strategies that you can start today! Click here to get access to the training.3. Schedule a 20 minute strategy session with yours truly. You can fill me in on your kid's biggest challenge and I'll help you develop a strategy to help! You’ve got nothing to lose! Click here to book a 20 minute ADHD Audit with me today!P.S Expect to see me in your inbox tomorrow with more parenting & learning tips 🙌 for our ADHD Kids!
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Congrats - Your kid probably doesn't have ADHD!
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Congrats - your child most likely doesn't have ADHD...But that doesn't mean you don't deal with many of the problems we see in ADHD kiddos.Maybe your kids are sometimes:forgetfuldistractablefull of WAY to much energyor just don't listen when you talk.Don't worry, we get it!Be sure to sign up for our emails because we'll be sending you tips and strategies throughout the next week to help you deal with the struggles that so many of us parents deal with.Be sure to sign up....And then check your email.These strategies are life changing!Hold up — let me introduce myself!Hey there, I’m Jenny Lloyd-Strovas 👋 I’m an ADHD mom with 2 bright, spunky, adventure-seeking ADHD boys. I'm also a biologist. And one thing I know... our bright and gifted ADHD kiddos do SO MUCH BETTER when they are moving and learning in the great outdoors. In fact, it works so well that I left academia to work side-by-side with parents to help them navigate the struggles that come with smart but misunderstood kids. I struggled for far too long and I want to pave an easier path for other families.So, if you're dealing with homework that takes hours to finish, sibling rivalry that never seems to end, backtalk that gets sassier by the month, or an unmotivated child who has lost their love for learning... I can help!Yep, you heard right — whether it’s school troubles or sibling conflict, I give parents the guidance they need to raise happy, healthy families. Think you could use a little extra support? Click here to book a 20 minute ADHD Audit with me today! Together, we’ve got this 🙌Looking for a few more resources? Fill up on these...1. Join me in our Facebook group where we share weekly strategies for giving our kids an adventurous childhood while helping them learn the skills they need to grow into happy, healthy, and balanced adults. Click here to join!2. Watch our training on how to reduce your kids ADHD symptoms while having more fun than you ever thought possible! If you struggle with keeping your gifted ADHD kids motivated or you deal with more meltdowns than you can handle - this training is going to give you some mind-blowing strategies that you can start today! Click here to get access to the training.3. Schedule a 20 minute strategy session with yours truly. You can fill me in on your kid's biggest challenge and I'll help you develop a strategy to help! You’ve got nothing to lose! Click here to book a 20 minute ADHD Audit with me today!P.S Expect to see me in your inbox tomorrow with more parenting & learning tips 🙌 for our ADHD Kids!

What Type of ADHD Does Your Kid Have?

Take this two-minute quiz to find out which of the 3 types of ADHD your kiddo has. Plus get a few tried ‘n’ true tips for helping your ADHD kid balance the demands of school and life!

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