Growing up with ADHD in a world designed around neurotypical expectations can feel like constantly trying to solve a puzzle without being given all the pieces. For many people with ADHD, childhood is not simply about learning, making friends, completing homework, and becoming independent. It can also mean learning to navigate a world that often measures responsibility, attention, organization, and self-control in ways that don't always account for neurodivergent experiences.

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