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Although it is more common in children, fidgeting is also seen adults. When fidgeting habits continue past childhood, they become increasingly more difficult behaviors to break.
Fidgeting, when not controlled, can be distracting to the fidgeter and others around them. This oftentimes has negative effects on an individual’s professional and social performance.
For over the past decade, there has been an increasing number of children being diagnosed with having attention issues such as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). More parents are reporting problems with their children fidgeting and having issues sitting for extended periods of time, specifically in school. So what is causing children to have so many problems with fidgeting and restlessness? Has this always been an issue…or is this a more recent occurrence?
When we go to work, more often than not we face tiring, exhausting, and sometimes stressful activities. But that’s normal – those are some of the things that comprise your everyday work life. However, the result of those tiring tasks is that you can lose your focus and become distracted. Hence, the progress of your work will slow down and you will feel really unproductive.