ADHDads Walk Like This (many, not all)

Many (but not all) ADHDers walk like this because: ADHDers have more gray matter in the cerebellum, greater postural sway, comorbidities like dyspraxia, and sometimes we just have more clutter to trip over.

RESEARCH:
Postural instability in adult ADHD – A pilot study

Sensory Processing in Adult ADHD – A Systematic Review

Discriminant validity of spatial and temporal postural index in children with neurodevelopmental disorders

The role of inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity in the fine motor coordination in children with ADHD

Moderating Effect of Motor Proficiency on the Relationship Between ADHD Symptoms and Sleep Problems in Children With Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder–Combined Type

Dynamic balance in children with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder and its relationship with cognitive functions and cerebellum

If you think you have ADHD, I made a worksheet to help determine if you meet the diagnostic criteria and talk to your doctor about it!

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[christedesco]

Walking like this since I was born. It's called

[SCM]

As a non-dad and a person without ADHD, this is exactly how I walk .

[rckdz]

I move around like that at work, in my opinion, it is a form of "fluid motion". You are usually comfortable and aware of most of your surroundings like at home or at work, in which you have your planned path and movement pattern, and are executed like your body and mind are two separate entities, but usually act as one, until something or someone comes out of left field.

[abrohamproductions]

Lmao he's like the most fluid playable character in a video game. He's also how I walk when I'm in a rush.

[HeywoodJablowme]

I have never seen anyone who have mastered that walk... so beautiful

[StayWoke.]

I walk like this everywhere but I just end up hitting whatever I’m trying to get around

[kikineptune]

The fact his head is stabilized this whole time is sending me 😂

[AMJ.]

Literally me walking through all the messed up desks in class

[themessenger]

I don't understand how I can be so spatially aware when I walk, but can't go up a flight stairs without tripping.

[advaith]

His head is more stable than my entire life 💀

[risillyod]

This is how you gotta move through the sidewalk in Manhattan.

[bumble]

My adhd ass did not need this call out lol

[Arthurmondo]

Me trying to avoid social interaction in public 💀:

[izzy_theamazing]

Gotta keep my head balanced and straight forward, might get distracted or walk tilted and run into a wall

[notarotomwithhair]

As a person with ADHD, I can confirm our neck is confined to an X axis

[IceRanger]

Literally me at school. I’m on a mission to be distracted in my next class.

[albert]

I never understood why everyone doesn't walk like that. It feels very efficient. Key word feels

[EenGamer.]

I love walking through crowds, because it allows me to practice this skill

[Chara_the_god]

As a single 20 year old with no child, I can confirm this is how I walk.

[PDMwastakenapparentley]

I’m not even a dad but I have ADHD and I can 100% relate