New Australian research has found that young moms below the age of 20 are at a higher risk of having a child with ADHD. Find out more here!
, the study explored the genetic relationship between female reproductive traits and key psychiatric disorders, and concluded that a child’s risk of ADHD is strongly associated with their mom’s age at first birth.ADHD is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder which impacts a person’s ability to exert age-appropriate self-control. The disorder is often characterized by patterns of inattentiveness, impulsive or hyperactive behavior and poor regulation of emotions.
“Young moms can have it tough, especially as they’re adjusting to becoming a parent while they’re still young themselves."
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