article Article · 3 min Eight common signs of neurodivergence in kids Developed with the Brightline Care Team Eight common signs of neurodivergence in kids For: Helps with: Parents & caregivers of kids, Teens, and Kids ages 2-18 Attention & ADHD, Autism, School, Social-emotional skills “ Every child is different ” is a pretty common phrase among parents. Those differences are what make each child unique. They can also be the key that unlocks your ability to understand how your child thinks and learns. Kids whose brains process information in a way that’s different from some of their peers are called “neurodivergent.” Neurodivergence can include things like autism and ADHD. But the term “neurodivergence” is an umbrella that fits over a list of other conditions, too. Knowing how to spot neurodivergent signs, symptoms, or behaviors can help you support your child. And when you know your child better, you can help set expectations with teachers, caregivers, and oth...
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