Picture this: Your child is trying to focus on homework, but their hands are constantly moving - tapping the table, picking at their eraser, twirling their hair. You keep reminding them to "sit still and focus," but nothing seems to work. Here's what many parents don't realize: those fidgeting movements are often your child's body trying to stay alert and focused. As adults, we fidget all day long. We tap our pens during meetings, jiggle our legs while thinking, doodle during

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