Your videos are awesome!! I’m surprised that you don’t have more people watching and commenting on them. I normally won’t have the tv on unless I can also watch with my daughter. If I don’t correct stuff on the tv then she would be walking around winking, saying omg, and giving the okay symbol all the time with her tongue sticking out of her mouth. The things they always put in shows.🤮
My daughter and I love the show. We're basically a real life Bluey and Bandit. When we watched the episode "Army", she turned to me and said "I think Jack has ADHD like us."
I love the show because it’s so relatable. We did film some commentary on Jack and the army episode, but this video got too long. Another one will be coming soon!
Bluey reminds me so much of me as a kid. Only I was told that I couldn't have ADHD because I was a girl and because I could spend hours drawing without getting up or even taking breaks to eat/go to the bathroom. I was diagnosed with ADHD at 25 😅
Mmmhmm! I was told I couldn't have it because I was in honors classes and on the honor roll all through school. According to professionals, that means I "didn't struggle with school." 🤔(If only they knew what was happening in my head and how I had to read the same paragraphs over and over, or how my best friend had to read our history chapters to me just so I could do my homework or how stupid I felt compared to everyone else...etc.)
Thank you for sharing - I know you are not alone in that experience unfortunately. I think now we are getting better at dispelling some of these myths and old ways of thinking. And as a field, we still have a lot to learn.
I was surprised you didn't use any clips from the hide and seek episode - Bluey is the seeker and keeps forgetting that she's playing the game. The family mentions that she has a habit of this
She probably wanted to use more specific examples of ADHD. Forgetting what task someone is doing at the moment is a very stereotypical symptom of ADHD. Which for most common folk without much understanding of ADHD, makes some think that the person with ADHD just need to do better.
I think I've seen most of the episodes now, but I can't remember those specifically off the top of my head. I'll have to find and re-watch them. Maybe another reaction video will be coming soon!
I had to chuckle each time you said, "This is common for kids with ADHD..." between this video and the other one you posted about two things that reveal she has ADHD because I do all those things. I'm 45 (diagnosed at 43) and constantly hear from everyone who knows me that I talk or text too much. 😆
I think with Bluey changing her behaviors, you might have overlooked that she is playing a part. People with ADHD can often preform in 'scripted' roles because it's easy to know what is expected. Beyond that, it might lessen rejection sensitivity while doing it, since it's not really them.
I got my diagnosis at 17. It's not a hard rule that the second kids turn 7 they can or even should be diagnosed. You get checked for ADHD because your behavior causes you problems in one way or another, and ADHD is a possible match. It could be earlier, could be later. Just like any other diagnosis.
@@Sunsetsiren1 Well I have been diagnosed with ADHD since I was 6 back in 1994. So I have had my diagnosis for 30 years as of this month. I got a Asperger’s/Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis at age 17 back in 2005. Both diagnosis have stuck with me.
I like how Bingo recognizes the parents are in the wrong for some of their comparison behaviors and doesn't get this crazy idea of being better or whatever, but just comforts her sister and is completely honest with her.
There are a couple of other things that might hint that it was intentional to give Bluey adhd. For example, in one episode(I think it's unicorse?) she is having trouble sleeping and Bandit says to Chili "You know she can't help it" in a more serious tone. Or Mum school could be symbolic of something like that, with Greenie representing Bluey?
Bluey is so relatable also I feel for bluey when her mom compares her to bingo because I’ve been in the same situation I would say why doesn’t my sister have to do it and my mom would say “because your little sister has her sh*t together”
Feel like it is most kids that would rather do the fun things over the boring things. As well as just questioning the world around them. In Sticky Gecko they talk about how just because isn't a real reason for things. Bluey just seems like a kid who likes to be silly.
Yeah I hate the way our society looks at kids who are energetic, cheerful and having fun and say “Huh. Must be something wrong with that kid.” Like no. We just put pavement on all the grassy fields and destroyed the forests and made it complicated or unsafe for kids to run and play freely.
I have ADHD and I don't think bluey has ADHD for the simple fact that she feelt rewarded in the end from cleaning the toys. Thats a "normal" thing to fell. People with ADHD normally just feel reliefed that it's over, when they do stuff they don't like. We don't get dopamin from finishing task we don't like. That also one of the reasons it is hard for us to do things we don't like again and again, because when we remember back, it was hell last time we did that task, with no reward and we really dont like to go through that again. - If we look away from all the other stuff that makes it hard to do task we don't link or sees as boring. - You also has to remember that bluey is a little kid, and all small children shows some signs of ADHD, which will disappear when they get older.
Speak for yourself. I have ADHD and being appreciated for trying stuff I don’t want to do is the only thing motivating me to do a good job. Yes I feel relief too, but I take pride in not screwing everything up. You used generalized language making it sound like everyone with ADHD is just like you and feels the same way as you. It’s far from reality.
@@princesspikachu3915 Sorry, English is not my native language, i didn't want to generalize. I just don't think bluey is struggling with anything, more than any other kid hear age.
The Army episode of Bluey is all about ADHD. It’s brilliant. I love when Bluey tells her new friend about all the “weird” stuff she does and her friend just thinks it’s totally normal. The episode also points out what Bluey sees as flaws can actually be positives. As a “professional ADHDer” (as I call myself) that Army episode really hit home in a wonderful way.
I really like Bluey. I don’t have ADHD but I have ADD but I can still relate to Jack. I found a video because the algorithm recommended me your video. I like your contact and keep up the good work.
@@Joy6168that's correct! I believe ADD isn't even the correct term anymore more, and it's now ADHD but different types. I could be wrong tho, I'm just going off my memory of when i had to convince my mom that my diagnosis would be ADHD now a days lol.
So, I'm going to be getting an evaluation for autism and ADHD next month and I can definitely relate to a lot of what you're saying about kids with ADHD having difficulties doing tasks they perceive as boring. The thing about the reward really struck a chord with me. Anything that is repetitive absolutely kills me. I struggle with repetitive tasks and repetitive rewards are the same way.
I never knew hyperactivity could be through the mouth by singing and talking all the time rather than stereotypical restless body movements. That’s really interesting
I think its inappropriate to diagnose or postulate about diagnosis of actual people, but why would it be harmful for neurodivergent people to suggest a fictional character may have the same condition as them? Especially when some creators have confirmed characters as ND that were previously only theorized by fans (Entrapta from She-Ra, Twyla from Monster High, to name a few examples). This isn't meant to be defensive or aggressive or anything, just curious about why you see it as harmful. (Edited for typos 😬)
Agreed, some of the best representations of ADHD in media are the ones that are never explicitly labeled. Doing this allows the writers to avoid writing them like stereotypes and gives them a more realistic personality.
Someone told me I was like Entrapta before autism and ADHD were on my radar. I don't think I knew about her nuerodivergence at the time, but I definitely see it now. I think it's good for people to be able to relate to fictional characters in whatever way helps them. Personally, I don't see any harm either (people like celebrities are a different story). Noticing potentially nuerodivergent characters just makes me feel good now and helps me understand myself when view similar people/situations in a 3rd person pov
Yeah, I agree with your point! There’s no harm in diagnosing fictional characters. Some headcanons are dubious but others are pretty clearly autistic or ADHD coded. The only potential harm is that people diagnose themselves simply based off of relating to a relatable character like Bluey.
As an adult woman in my 40's Bluey and later Jack resinted with me. Growing up in the 80's the doctors my mom took me to had no clue what was wrong with me. I was just "special". And I was showing all those points as a child. I just haven't been properly diagnosed cause the job I have dont make enough it makes since as a child I was diagnosed at school with a learning disabilitiy in the 4 grade because of the heavy change in school.
6:49 Bluey actually turns 7 7 episode later, in "Pass the Parcel" (going by the original austrailian order, idk what disney plus has), so you just need to look at the recent season 3 episodes.
The things Bluey does due to ADHD, reminds me of my childhood. I was diagnosed when i was 8 or 9 years old. Now, im 39, and I definitely did not out grow it, it just changed. Im not hyperactive but chill, but i do have the same struggles and i talk to myself or make sounds as a form of stimming. My room is a mess as an adult, I forget my laundry, i hate washing dishes and need something to stimulate me to wash the dishes, and I don’t take criticism very well and I still compare myself to others even though I shouldn’t as an adult.
Bluey brought me here. Thanks Bluey. I'm in my mid 30s and still love to watch cartoons. Bluey helped me to understand how a stable childhood is supposed to look like. Also I love how your colors are those of Bluey.
The comparison thing is something all parents should keep in mind irregardless of whether their child has something or not. Most children will be really sensitive to it or annoyed by it or both and it makes it appear you are picking favorites. It also can trigger a sense of entitlement for the child you are comparing himself/herself to. Always be careful when you compare children.
I honestly do think that bluey has ADHD. I have ADD and there’s something that I wish I was able to tell my parents which is something like “I wish you understood how I experience things, I wish you thought about how I would process the words you said.”
One of my daughters has ADHD and always says that Bluey is just like her. When we saw the Mini Bluey episode she told me "Bluey and I are definitely the same", but I had never related it to her diagnosis because there is no very explicit mention.
I chuckled when you talked about diagnosis being a long and involved process, which is true, in a video where you watch a few eposides (so being generous 20min), and try to give an answer as to whether Bluey deserves one. No disrespect but when you mentioned the complexities, I checked how long the video was.
I have a younger brother with whom we struggle to get him to do certain tasks, such as tidying up his stuff, brushing his teeth, and of course doing his homework, and he is also a very picky eater, so I think he may have ADHD. I was myself diagnosed with Asperger's, but now I suspect I have ADHD, I manage it better, so to speak, but I'm still struggling with staying focused, and starting chores and work, I get distracted and frustrated easily, I often fidget and have small outbursts of energy I need to let out by doing something physical.
As much as I love the show, Mini Bluey was IMO the worst possible way of presenting Bluey's personality and wholeness. Cause in the game they were playing here, shes purposefully being a brat rather than her usual self to kind of poke the usual trend of other shows having the Troublesome rebellious Eldest, and the sweet and caring younger sibling dynamic. Which is NOT how Bluey and Bingo work as a dynamic in the rest of the show
Ahh hopefully that’s not the overall perceived message. There is definitely overlap of behaviors, especially when kids are young. What’s really important is if the behaviors occur in multiple settings, are chronic, and get in the way of things like school, friends, and family. Young kids can be hyperactive or impulsive or have short attention spans. For kids with ADHD, those things don’t get better as they grow, learn, and develop. Hope that makes sense.
She explicitly said in the video that some ADHD behaviors are the same or similar to developmental behaviors and that it's context that differentiates them. Plus that diagnoses are typically when a kids a bit older. Maybe you should watch the whole video before commenting?
Oh my, this is such an enriching analysis!!! I don't believe she got the disorder but I could see why would some people believe so, Jack though might actually have it, as it is sorta hinted
Im a minor and I’ve been paying attention to my behavior lately since I realized it’s hard for me to stay still etc. and I think I could have ADHD, and I would love to ask a doctor about my behavior though I don’t think my parents would believe me at all. I predict they will just think I’m lazy and that I’m just overthinking and being on social media too much. I watched your video and the things you went over felt very similar to how I feel, like how it’s hard for me to finish projects, clean my room, constantly losing my things, etc.. I’m hoping I can talk to my parents and see if I do have ADHD or not and talk to my doctor or someone about it
I was actually diagnosed with ADHD when I was 3, and I took medicine for it when I was 5 but soon stopped because I was like a zombie. snow my step brother who was also diagnosed with ADHD tells me that I do most likely have it. I still don't understand how I was diagnosed when I was 3 though.
I think Bluey is a CHILD and adhd is, in many ways, just undeveloped frontal lobe so its childhood x10. This is about parenting. I see adhd in Jack, not Bluey. Having taught these little guys, unless 50% of kids have adhd, forgetting library books and not wanting to clean up is not a symptom. Maybe messiness, interrupting, talking so much and singing, that's possible...
I think your points bring up the importance of looking at a whole child's life and experiences across environments (and historically too) compared to other kids their age. You're right, occasional forgetting of books or not wanting to clean-up is pretty common for most kids, especially 6 and 7 year olds. It depends on how often it's happening. And in the case of forgetting, if it's not just the books and more of a regular pattern. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
I guess that because of how easy an amateur diagnostic can pop is really hard to really know the diference of hiperactivity and just kid like ways I mean, I love to do so in 0 consecuence places like a cartoon and I specially love profecional people actually indulge the public and give their best shot at it but for a real kid it is better to dont jump to conclutions and just observing a few things
This is a difficult conversation for me because I was misdiagnosed with ADHD but really I had paediatric PTSD because of family violence growing up but I was taught very well that it is taboo to discuss so it never came to light until much later in my life. By then it seemed like no one cared to fix it or even apologize. I got the wrong medication and treatment and the medication caused me life long medical complications that still affect me in adulthood. Because of that I hate it when people just casually discuss kids having ADD or other mental health issues like it’s no big deal. It is a big deal to make these accusations. Bluey seems like a happy healthy normal girl to me. Please stop trying to say something is wrong with her.
I believe ADHD is more of a way a brain is operating. We all have different minds. I am not sure if ADHD I necessarily a negative thing, although many parents see it that way (although parents struggle with all kinds of children lol). I could be wrong, but I do not think ADHD is inherently a problem. I am really sad to hear about your PTSD. That is much too common in this corrupt world 😢 I imagine trauma also rewires our brains. Maybe that could be why it was confused with ADHD. Because they could tell your mind was operating in a certain way, but didn’t do enough to look further into it? I really don’t know ): I am also sad to hear that you feel like no one cares. ): people do care, but the world is so cold and so busy, people do not have the time and resources to achieve the dreams we want for this world. From my experience, it can be extremely hard to find help. For me, it’s actually been impossible because of the expenses of seeking help. I do have friends to help support me now though, that makes all of the difference. It is hard to find a support system, but please do not give up!!!!!!
6.17 and I listen this with my 6y daughter singing sounds that makes no sense, suddenly stop and say « ho, I have to pee ! I go to the toilet ! » and start counting while peeing. And I smile because her adhd have been diagnosed 2 months ago and, well, it’s funny.
sometimes it's not even ADHD,like me,mine has to do with genetics,my DNA broke before I was born and it screwed my mind up,and we know this since medication for ADHD doesn't work for me at all and it was comfirmed to be a DNA problem,maybe some characters in bluey also has this problem,I feel like whether it's ADHD or just genetics/DNA issues,it still has the same results =/
You're right, we do see her at school. So in theory we could observe Bluey across multiple settings for symptoms. I wouldn't make a diagnosis for a child solely based on observation though. I'd want input from the caregivers in those environments. I'd really want Calypso to complete rating forms or a structured interview.
@@DoctorJacque you're right, I'm sure Bandit and Chilli wouldn't think there daughter has ADHD because of how attentive Bluey can be for her sister and other kids. I also think they feed into their kids' energy too; which is cool because they're very responsible for the kids' play.
So tough! The answer is probably different for each family and individual. And the degree of problems it causes is probably also different. Being disorganized or messy may not really affect some people all that much, and for others it can cause more major problems. I think family values and expectations are also a part of this conversation. Then figuring out how to get those expectations met would be next, even if it means doing so in non-traditional ways. You're right - keeping things tidy may never be intrinsic for some. It's ok to think of other ways to meet the same goal, for a brain that works differently.
She is 7 just so you know. There's a episode in season 3 where she seems to have trouble pressing the correct number on elevator which i really hope she was joking around on. Cause my 8 year old niece confirmed that she is indeed 7
bluey also can't read or write yet,it seems like schools in australia (as far as I know anyway) teach kids these things much later than in the US,cause most kids in the US start learning to read,write and do numbers at the age of 5 or 6,and it seems like kids don't start learning these things until they're 7 or 8,which is odd to me,but schools do have different rules,so I'm guessing bluey is just now learning how to recognize letters and numbers
Hiya! Lovely video! Do you believe that a 6 year old could maybe learn masking behaviors in settings outside of home? Just wondering because it would make me think that bluey doesn't always present these behaviors outside of home because she realizes she needs to mask.
Of course! Children are made to learn, they are always testing and learning their boundaries. They certainly act differently around different people and in different environments. They are constantly learning which behaviors are appropriate or not even beginning in infancy. Of course every child has a different personality and a different mind, but I would imagine kids could learn how to mask at a young age. When kids exist in the world, they have to learn how to exist in the world 😅 masking probably easily becomes apart of them as they go through their experiences.
What do you think about someone at my school faking adhd (i have adhd and autism btw and i was stimming she started to 'stim', this makes me really upset. Also today i was crying because of noise and lights she also started getting upset she wasnt crying i also know she doesnt have adhd because its all the stereotypes she uses, also i got my noise cancelling headphones and she kept looking at me)
I say each to their own. To be completely honest, people usually don’t do things on purpose, most people are going day to day. It’s taken me many, many years, but I have learned that when people seem rude, condesnsensing, judgy, etc, they don’t really mean to, it’s just who they are. They were born a certain way and they have experienced their own things. No one exists to harm another person or to make things more complicated (although it seems that way). At the end of the day everyone is very different, but everyone is just trying to get by. Maybe the reason they are doing it is innocent, or maybe they are doing it for attention or for another reason, but it stems from who they are. They never planned from their birth who they would be and the things they would do. They are just trying to do what they think is best for themselves just like everyone else. Every behavior is from a stimuli, and people have been operating this way since they were conceived. I hope this wasn’t too over the top, it took me so long to learn this, so it may not make sense. But everyone is just a product of their environment, and their mind and body are just reacting to the world around them. At the end of the day we all want to feel like we belong, we all want attention, we all want to feel good, and have some fun too. We are all very different, but we all want the same things. Why that person in your class is doing what they are doing, I do not know, but you can only think for yourself and be aware of yourself and the efforts you can make to change your behaviors or way of thinking to certain stimuli. I wouldn’t worry about the other person. One last thing, we all struggle immensely in the world. If we think someone is not struggling, or does not hold pain and fear in their heart, then we are wrong. We all have heartache in this world, even if we are excellent at hiding it or even ignoring it.
@@serendipitysisters84 sorry I couldn't read all that but she says she has it but her parents told me there is no way of her having ADHD she does this for attention
Yes, pause and wait, don’t pacify. I find these kids show things interesting because I feel like the problem is the parents (but it’s adults who make these shows so it is really weird to me 😅). Jo Frost would never let this problem go on for long and give the child so much control. I get that we need to work with children given who they are, I have ADHD and I work with children, but I think parents still need to be parents. I think them trying all these little tricks to get their children to behave is silly 😅😅😅😅 is it just me?
I feel it’s stigmatising to avoid labeling fictional characters and even calling it inappropriate. If ND people relate to certain characters and feel they might have the same diagnosis as them or make good representation, why not? Is it more offensive than someone calling a character an introvert or speculating on their characterisation in general? Diversity does exist and it includes neurodivergency. Treating a diagnosis as something bad that will ruin having positive diversity representation is on seeing ADHD as an entirely negative thing. Bluey is fictional, it’s not forcing a term on real person and being nosey about their life.
Also, my family runs with schizophrenia And other. mental disorders. I heard that when something has AD HD and they are not medicated, they are more likely to get psychological issues. I'm not saying I'm medicate my two-year-old. But I think it will be a possibility that I need to give medication. Later on. To reduce likelihood of mental illness. I'm very afraid of that. Especially with boys getting it earlier than girls getting it 30. 's 40s.
As far as I know, the likelihood of increased psychological issues is for untreated ADHD, but not necessarily not medicated ADHD. There are behavioral therapies and accommodations that can be made at school as well to help address symptoms that interfere. I also don’t know of a correlation specifically between untreated ADHD and development of schizophrenia. The problems that may develop are usually reported to be anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. Of course, as a parent, you want to protect your child from future pain and struggles in whatever way you can, so I appreciate the concern about their future well-being. Starting with your family’s medical doctor and teacher or care provider for resources might be helpful. 💚
@@1EmuFan that’s when I had that thought first too!! But like even in this video when Chili and Bandit are comparing bingo and bluey they say “bingo lines up all her books in a nice pile” and she was wearing headphones and not apart of the conversation. And that episode where Bandit tries to play with bingo in the same ways he had played with bluey and she got very overwhelmed and couldn’t ask him to stop!
Without seeing reviews on this show, I would sit and listen to my 10 yr old watch this. I sometimes will look up concerned, I didn't particularly like the way the kids talk to the parents and how they behave, also my daughter copies thier behavior at times and it's so annoying. I would say a few episodes are good but I wouldn't not advocate the entirely of the show to be all good
Maybe labeling all kids as being ADHD is the real issue? No kid actually wants to clean up a mess!!! Like what kid would rather clean up over playing or doing other stuff they want to do or find more enjoyable. I think this is overreaching. Maybe what you would label as ADHD is just normal kid behavior, kids aren’t supposed to follow all the rules or listen every time you tell them to finish a task, kids are easily distracted and don’t want to be patient or sit still for hours on end. Putting the ADHD label on Bluey is a little over the top
Who said it's all kids? She's not diagnosing anyone here, just showing potential signs and offering ideas on what might help parents of similar children. Also, listen to what she says at 6:30
Thank you! I've noticed the same thing! I point it out whenever the opportunity pops up lol. I even made a TikTok series on it (mostly just clip examples from the show) and it didn't get much traction.
@@angelacavanaugh4639 I think part of the reason why people don't think of Bandit having ADHD is that a lot of his behaviours are culturally acceptable for men and any fallout is minimised by Chili holding everyone together. If Chili was the one displaying signs of ADHD, I strongly suspect there would be a lot more commentary about it.
Bluey not wanting to clean up toys was exactly like me when I was a kid (I have ADHD) but instead of explaining why or encourage me, people just scolded me. My toddler brain was like "why clean up if I'm going to play again tomorrow"
Mu daughter was talking to her therapist one day: D: it feels like my brain is at the trampoline park! T: what do you mean, how does that feel? D: like Bluey T: like Bluey? D: yeah Bluey is a dog. And a sister. And shes like (twirls) and then (points in all directions)- butterfly!! Rainbow! Woah!!!
Your videos are awesome!! I’m surprised that you don’t have more people watching and commenting on them.
I normally won’t have the tv on unless I can also watch with my daughter. If I don’t correct stuff on the tv then she would be walking around winking, saying omg, and giving the okay symbol all the time with her tongue sticking out of her mouth. The things they always put in shows.🤮
Thanks so much for watching and commenting - I appreciate it! And that’s what eventually spreads it to more people 💕
My daughter and I love the show. We're basically a real life Bluey and Bandit. When we watched the episode "Army", she turned to me and said "I think Jack has ADHD like us."
I love the show because it’s so relatable. We did film some commentary on Jack and the army episode, but this video got too long. Another one will be coming soon!
Definitely agree with you the show is very relatable. I don’t have ADHD. I have ADD and I can still relate with Jack.
@@mcweekly0it’s the same thing now
@@micellaragua OK OK I know that now. I’m just saying that’s what I was told.
@@mcweekly0 sorry my bad
Bluey reminds me so much of me as a kid. Only I was told that I couldn't have ADHD because I was a girl and because I could spend hours drawing without getting up or even taking breaks to eat/go to the bathroom. I was diagnosed with ADHD at 25 😅
Mmmhmm! I was told I couldn't have it because I was in honors classes and on the honor roll all through school. According to professionals, that means I "didn't struggle with school." 🤔(If only they knew what was happening in my head and how I had to read the same paragraphs over and over, or how my best friend had to read our history chapters to me just so I could do my homework or how stupid I felt compared to everyone else...etc.)
Thank you for sharing - I know you are not alone in that experience unfortunately. I think now we are getting better at dispelling some of these myths and old ways of thinking. And as a field, we still have a lot to learn.
Congrats ! On finally gettin diag.
Age 38 for me…
You don't have to be a boy to have ADHD
I was surprised you didn't use any clips from the hide and seek episode - Bluey is the seeker and keeps forgetting that she's playing the game. The family mentions that she has a habit of this
I was waiting for them to show a clip from this episode as well.
She probably wanted to use more specific examples of ADHD. Forgetting what task someone is doing at the moment is a very stereotypical symptom of ADHD. Which for most common folk without much understanding of ADHD, makes some think that the person with ADHD just need to do better.
I never connected that my constant singing and humming, even as a kid, may be a symptom of my ADHD.
Same!! I hum all the time! I find that it acts like a stim…if I’m really focused on something for a long period, I hum more! lol ❤
Personally, I think Hide and Seek as well as Postman and Ground's Lava also showcase signs that Bluey may have some ADHD in her as well.
I think I've seen most of the episodes now, but I can't remember those specifically off the top of my head. I'll have to find and re-watch them. Maybe another reaction video will be coming soon!
Hide and Seek is definitely a big clue that Bluey has ADHD!
I had to chuckle each time you said, "This is common for kids with ADHD..." between this video and the other one you posted about two things that reveal she has ADHD because I do all those things. I'm 45 (diagnosed at 43) and constantly hear from everyone who knows me that I talk or text too much. 😆
Doesn’t mean it’s not common with adults too. 😊 Sometimes certain symptoms just present slightly differently as we grow and age.
I think with Bluey changing her behaviors, you might have overlooked that she is playing a part. People with ADHD can often preform in 'scripted' roles because it's easy to know what is expected. Beyond that, it might lessen rejection sensitivity while doing it, since it's not really them.
So there's a term for that?! I've been doing that for years
It's also called masking when we get older.
In the episode Mini Bluey, Bluey is 7 years old. The character turned 7 in one of the previous episodes Pass The Parcel. She could be diagnosed then.
Those two episodes were before pass the parcel
I got my diagnosis at 17. It's not a hard rule that the second kids turn 7 they can or even should be diagnosed. You get checked for ADHD because your behavior causes you problems in one way or another, and ADHD is a possible match. It could be earlier, could be later. Just like any other diagnosis.
@@Sunsetsiren1 Well I have been diagnosed with ADHD since I was 6 back in 1994. So I have had my diagnosis for 30 years as of this month. I got a Asperger’s/Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis at age 17 back in 2005. Both diagnosis have stuck with me.
I like how Bingo recognizes the parents are in the wrong for some of their comparison behaviors and doesn't get this crazy idea of being better or whatever, but just comforts her sister and is completely honest with her.
There are a couple of other things that might hint that it was intentional to give Bluey adhd. For example, in one episode(I think it's unicorse?) she is having trouble sleeping and Bandit says to Chili "You know she can't help it" in a more serious tone. Or Mum school could be symbolic of something like that, with Greenie representing Bluey?
Hmmm... those are more coincidences than anything
Bluey is so relatable also I feel for bluey when her mom compares her to bingo because I’ve been in the same situation I would say why doesn’t my sister have to do it and my mom would say “because your little sister has her sh*t together”
Feel like it is most kids that would rather do the fun things over the boring things. As well as just questioning the world around them. In Sticky Gecko they talk about how just because isn't a real reason for things. Bluey just seems like a kid who likes to be silly.
Yeah I hate the way our society looks at kids who are energetic, cheerful and having fun and say “Huh. Must be something wrong with that kid.” Like no. We just put pavement on all the grassy fields and destroyed the forests and made it complicated or unsafe for kids to run and play freely.
I have ADHD and I don't think bluey has ADHD for the simple fact that she feelt rewarded in the end from cleaning the toys.
Thats a "normal" thing to fell.
People with ADHD normally just feel reliefed that it's over, when they do stuff they don't like. We don't get dopamin from finishing task we don't like.
That also one of the reasons it is hard for us to do things we don't like again and again, because when we remember back, it was hell last time we did that task, with no reward and we really dont like to go through that again.
- If we look away from all the other stuff that makes it hard to do task we don't link or sees as boring.
- You also has to remember that bluey is a little kid, and all small children shows some signs of ADHD, which will disappear when they get older.
Valid points! 😊
Speak for yourself. I have ADHD and being appreciated for trying stuff I don’t want to do is the only thing motivating me to do a good job. Yes I feel relief too, but I take pride in not screwing everything up.
You used generalized language making it sound like everyone with ADHD is just like you and feels the same way as you. It’s far from reality.
@@princesspikachu3915 Sorry, English is not my native language, i didn't want to generalize.
I just don't think bluey is struggling with anything, more than any other kid hear age.
As a teen with ADHD, I once talked for three hours about one of my books. Three. Hours. I felt so bad to subjecting my friends to my ramblings 🤣
The Army episode of Bluey is all about ADHD. It’s brilliant.
I love when Bluey tells her new friend about all the “weird” stuff she does and her friend just thinks it’s totally normal.
The episode also points out what Bluey sees as flaws can actually be positives.
As a “professional ADHDer” (as I call myself) that Army episode really hit home in a wonderful way.
Yeah, I love that one too. I’ll hopefully get to talk about it in a future video!
I think you mean jack not bluey
Yes, Jack. 😊 I have another video about that episode coming in the new year.
I really like Bluey. I don’t have ADHD but I have ADD but I can still relate to Jack. I found a video because the algorithm recommended me your video. I like your contact and keep up the good work.
Awesome, thanks for sharing! Glad you found us!
ADD is part of ADHD nowadays, when ADD was considered separate from ADHD in the past.
@@Joy6168that's correct! I believe ADD isn't even the correct term anymore more, and it's now ADHD but different types. I could be wrong tho, I'm just going off my memory of when i had to convince my mom that my diagnosis would be ADHD now a days lol.
@@RatGodofRatsyeah, it’s adhd- inattentive type and adhd-hyperactive type I think? I could be wrong
@@RatGodofRats, you’re not wrong, ADD is part of ADHD nowadays.
As someone with ADHD, Bluey's relatable ngl. Haha!
So, I'm going to be getting an evaluation for autism and ADHD next month and I can definitely relate to a lot of what you're saying about kids with ADHD having difficulties doing tasks they perceive as boring.
The thing about the reward really struck a chord with me. Anything that is repetitive absolutely kills me. I struggle with repetitive tasks and repetitive rewards are the same way.
Thanks for sharing! Which part about rewards?
4:10 also! as someone with ADHD cleaning someone else's mess feels more motivating and fun rather than cleaning our own
I never knew hyperactivity could be through the mouth by singing and talking all the time rather than stereotypical restless body movements. That’s really interesting
I think its inappropriate to diagnose or postulate about diagnosis of actual people, but why would it be harmful for neurodivergent people to suggest a fictional character may have the same condition as them? Especially when some creators have confirmed characters as ND that were previously only theorized by fans (Entrapta from She-Ra, Twyla from Monster High, to name a few examples).
This isn't meant to be defensive or aggressive or anything, just curious about why you see it as harmful.
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Agreed, some of the best representations of ADHD in media are the ones that are never explicitly labeled. Doing this allows the writers to avoid writing them like stereotypes and gives them a more realistic personality.
Someone told me I was like Entrapta before autism and ADHD were on my radar. I don't think I knew about her nuerodivergence at the time, but I definitely see it now. I think it's good for people to be able to relate to fictional characters in whatever way helps them. Personally, I don't see any harm either (people like celebrities are a different story). Noticing potentially nuerodivergent characters just makes me feel good now and helps me understand myself when view similar people/situations in a 3rd person pov
Yeah, I agree with your point! There’s no harm in diagnosing fictional characters. Some headcanons are dubious but others are pretty clearly autistic or ADHD coded. The only potential harm is that people diagnose themselves simply based off of relating to a relatable character like Bluey.
@@jenna739years before I found out I’m autistic, a couple of my autistic friends kept telling me I’m like Entrapta. 😂
As an adult woman in my 40's Bluey and later Jack resinted with me. Growing up in the 80's the doctors my mom took me to had no clue what was wrong with me. I was just "special". And I was showing all those points as a child. I just haven't been properly diagnosed cause the job I have dont make enough it makes since as a child I was diagnosed at school with a learning disabilitiy in the 4 grade because of the heavy change in school.
6:49 Bluey actually turns 7 7 episode later, in "Pass the Parcel" (going by the original austrailian order, idk what disney plus has), so you just need to look at the recent season 3 episodes.
The things Bluey does due to ADHD, reminds me of my childhood. I was diagnosed when i was 8 or 9 years old. Now, im 39, and I definitely did not out grow it, it just changed. Im not hyperactive but chill, but i do have the same struggles and i talk to myself or make sounds as a form of stimming. My room is a mess as an adult, I forget my laundry, i hate washing dishes and need something to stimulate me to wash the dishes, and I don’t take criticism very well and I still compare myself to others even though I shouldn’t as an adult.
Damn. I love this cartoon. Its so wholesome, its almost painful.
Bluey brought me here. Thanks Bluey.
I'm in my mid 30s and still love to watch cartoons.
Bluey helped me to understand how a stable childhood is supposed to look like.
Also I love how your colors are those of Bluey.
I recently found your content and it has been very helpful. Thank you.🇿🇦
Bluey definitely reminds me of my son, 9yr old.
The comparison thing is something all parents should keep in mind irregardless of whether their child has something or not. Most children will be really sensitive to it or annoyed by it or both and it makes it appear you are picking favorites. It also can trigger a sense of entitlement for the child you are comparing himself/herself to. Always be careful when you compare children.
I honestly do think that bluey has ADHD. I have ADD and there’s something that I wish I was able to tell my parents which is something like “I wish you understood how I experience things, I wish you thought about how I would process the words you said.”
One of my daughters has ADHD and always says that Bluey is just like her. When we saw the Mini Bluey episode she told me "Bluey and I are definitely the same", but I had never related it to her diagnosis because there is no very explicit mention.
I don’t think bluey has adhd since we all ready have a character to show adhd with and that’s Jack
Bluey is 7There's a whole episode about her turning 7
By the way, I wouldn't say she has ADHD But healers are super energetic and if they don't get that then they will be destructive.
Yeah, I could see that. The show definitely seems to incorporate characteristics of the actual breeds too. 🐶
I dunno, I think not wanting to do boring things is just a every kid (or everybody, if they want to do it they don't consider it boring) trait.
I chuckled when you talked about diagnosis being a long and involved process, which is true, in a video where you watch a few eposides (so being generous 20min), and try to give an answer as to whether Bluey deserves one.
No disrespect but when you mentioned the complexities, I checked how long the video was.
I have a younger brother with whom we struggle to get him to do certain tasks, such as tidying up his stuff, brushing his teeth, and of course doing his homework, and he is also a very picky eater, so I think he may have ADHD.
I was myself diagnosed with Asperger's, but now I suspect I have ADHD, I manage it better, so to speak, but I'm still struggling with staying focused, and starting chores and work, I get distracted and frustrated easily, I often fidget and have small outbursts of energy I need to let out by doing something physical.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I know there are others watching who have similar experiences.
80% of autistic people have ADHD.
As much as I love the show, Mini Bluey was IMO the worst possible way of presenting Bluey's personality and wholeness. Cause in the game they were playing here, shes purposefully being a brat rather than her usual self to kind of poke the usual trend of other shows having the Troublesome rebellious Eldest, and the sweet and caring younger sibling dynamic. Which is NOT how Bluey and Bingo work as a dynamic in the rest of the show
ADHD sure sounds like a normal young child. 😅
Ahh hopefully that’s not the overall perceived message. There is definitely overlap of behaviors, especially when kids are young. What’s really important is if the behaviors occur in multiple settings, are chronic, and get in the way of things like school, friends, and family. Young kids can be hyperactive or impulsive or have short attention spans. For kids with ADHD, those things don’t get better as they grow, learn, and develop. Hope that makes sense.
She explicitly said in the video that some ADHD behaviors are the same or similar to developmental behaviors and that it's context that differentiates them. Plus that diagnoses are typically when a kids a bit older.
Maybe you should watch the whole video before commenting?
@@bugdomrulez I did, but I have adhd😅
@@DoctorJacque cheers doc, thanks 🙏
@@Futokuko😂😂😂
I love this sense of humor
Oh my, this is such an enriching analysis!!! I don't believe she got the disorder but I could see why would some people believe so, Jack though might actually have it, as it is sorta hinted
Yes, I was only diagnosed with ADHD when I was 7 ❤😊
Im a minor and I’ve been paying attention to my behavior lately since I realized it’s hard for me to stay still etc. and I think I could have ADHD, and I would love to ask a doctor about my behavior though I don’t think my parents would believe me at all. I predict they will just think I’m lazy and that I’m just overthinking and being on social media too much. I watched your video and the things you went over felt very similar to how I feel, like how it’s hard for me to finish projects, clean my room, constantly losing my things, etc.. I’m hoping I can talk to my parents and see if I do have ADHD or not and talk to my doctor or someone about it
I was actually diagnosed with ADHD when I was 3, and I took medicine for it when I was 5 but soon stopped because I was like a zombie. snow my step brother who was also diagnosed with ADHD tells me that I do most likely have it. I still don't understand how I was diagnosed when I was 3 though.
I have a really good memory
Amazing work I can tell you work hard on it.💜👍💯
I think Bluey is a CHILD and adhd is, in many ways, just undeveloped frontal lobe so its childhood x10. This is about parenting. I see adhd in Jack, not Bluey. Having taught these little guys, unless 50% of kids have adhd, forgetting library books and not wanting to clean up is not a symptom. Maybe messiness, interrupting, talking so much and singing, that's possible...
I think your points bring up the importance of looking at a whole child's life and experiences across environments (and historically too) compared to other kids their age. You're right, occasional forgetting of books or not wanting to clean-up is pretty common for most kids, especially 6 and 7 year olds. It depends on how often it's happening. And in the case of forgetting, if it's not just the books and more of a regular pattern. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts!
I guess that because of how easy an amateur diagnostic can pop
is really hard to really know the diference of hiperactivity and just kid like ways
I mean, I love to do so in 0 consecuence places like a cartoon and I specially love profecional people actually indulge the public and give their best shot at it
but for a real kid it is better to dont jump to conclutions and just observing a few things
We are SUFFERING. i am 100 percent sure that my daughter has adhd. I dont think its fair to have to wait 7 years for a real diagnosis
Interesting 🤨 it good to learn about your child with adhd
Ren and stimpy ren seeks help
This is a difficult conversation for me because I was misdiagnosed with ADHD but really I had paediatric PTSD because of family violence growing up but I was taught very well that it is taboo to discuss so it never came to light until much later in my life. By then it seemed like no one cared to fix it or even apologize. I got the wrong medication and treatment and the medication caused me life long medical complications that still affect me in adulthood. Because of that I hate it when people just casually discuss kids having ADD or other mental health issues like it’s no big deal. It is a big deal to make these accusations. Bluey seems like a happy healthy normal girl to me. Please stop trying to say something is wrong with her.
I believe ADHD is more of a way a brain is operating. We all have different minds. I am not sure if ADHD I necessarily a negative thing, although many parents see it that way (although parents struggle with all kinds of children lol). I could be wrong, but I do not think ADHD is inherently a problem.
I am really sad to hear about your PTSD. That is much too common in this corrupt world 😢 I imagine trauma also rewires our brains. Maybe that could be why it was confused with ADHD. Because they could tell your mind was operating in a certain way, but didn’t do enough to look further into it? I really don’t know ):
I am also sad to hear that you feel like no one cares. ): people do care, but the world is so cold and so busy, people do not have the time and resources to achieve the dreams we want for this world. From my experience, it can be extremely hard to find help. For me, it’s actually been impossible because of the expenses of seeking help. I do have friends to help support me now though, that makes all of the difference. It is hard to find a support system, but please do not give up!!!!!!
I LOVE BLUEY AND TGIS CHANNEL BEST VID EVERRRRR!!!!!!
6.17 and I listen this with my 6y daughter singing sounds that makes no sense, suddenly stop and say « ho, I have to pee ! I go to the toilet ! » and start counting while peeing.
And I smile because her adhd have been diagnosed 2 months ago and, well, it’s funny.
Definitely a relatable experience 😊
I have ADHD I love Blue and going cinema and other stuff im a big Arthur Ransome fan im pretty normal also though
I know the jack russel has adhd. I definitely think muffin has adhd.
I’ve seen people bring up muffin and ADHD before too. It’d be interesting to look at in another video!
sometimes it's not even ADHD,like me,mine has to do with genetics,my DNA broke before I was born and it screwed my mind up,and we know this since medication for ADHD doesn't work for me at all and it was comfirmed to be a DNA problem,maybe some characters in bluey also has this problem,I feel like whether it's ADHD or just genetics/DNA issues,it still has the same results =/
Why is Bingo blue like Bluey
It is not normal for kids to dislike cleaning or doing things they don’t enjoy? I thought that was just being a kid?
Yea same I thought it was normal
We already know theres a character with it. I believe his name is jack hes the one whos always with rusty.
I’ve actually wondered this myself!
I think bluey has autism which is similar but not the same. Symptoms can overlap or even have a dual diagnosis of the two vs one or the other.
There are school episodes that depict bluey
You're right, we do see her at school. So in theory we could observe Bluey across multiple settings for symptoms. I wouldn't make a diagnosis for a child solely based on observation though. I'd want input from the caregivers in those environments. I'd really want Calypso to complete rating forms or a structured interview.
@@DoctorJacque you're right, I'm sure Bandit and Chilli wouldn't think there daughter has ADHD because of how attentive Bluey can be for her sister and other kids. I also think they feed into their kids' energy too; which is cool because they're very responsible for the kids' play.
I have adhd and im not a professional but i think bluey does have adhd
What happens when tidying one's belongings never becomes intrinsic for anyone in a household? 😢😢
So tough! The answer is probably different for each family and individual. And the degree of problems it causes is probably also different. Being disorganized or messy may not really affect some people all that much, and for others it can cause more major problems. I think family values and expectations are also a part of this conversation. Then figuring out how to get those expectations met would be next, even if it means doing so in non-traditional ways. You're right - keeping things tidy may never be intrinsic for some. It's ok to think of other ways to meet the same goal, for a brain that works differently.
Awesome!!
I appreciate it! Thank you!
She is 7 just so you know. There's a episode in season 3 where she seems to have trouble pressing the correct number on elevator which i really hope she was joking around on. Cause my 8 year old niece confirmed that she is indeed 7
bluey also can't read or write yet,it seems like schools in australia (as far as I know anyway) teach kids these things much later than in the US,cause most kids in the US start learning to read,write and do numbers at the age of 5 or 6,and it seems like kids don't start learning these things until they're 7 or 8,which is odd to me,but schools do have different rules,so I'm guessing bluey is just now learning how to recognize letters and numbers
Why did i Find 7 Things That Are ADHD Symptoms but i do on a Regular bases so yeah im not a doctor but it's a possibility
Hiya! Lovely video! Do you believe that a 6 year old could maybe learn masking behaviors in settings outside of home? Just wondering because it would make me think that bluey doesn't always present these behaviors outside of home because she realizes she needs to mask.
Of course! Children are made to learn, they are always testing and learning their boundaries. They certainly act differently around different people and in different environments. They are constantly learning which behaviors are appropriate or not even beginning in infancy. Of course every child has a different personality and a different mind, but I would imagine kids could learn how to mask at a young age. When kids exist in the world, they have to learn how to exist in the world 😅 masking probably easily becomes apart of them as they go through their experiences.
What do you think about someone at my school faking adhd (i have adhd and autism btw and i was stimming she started to 'stim', this makes me really upset. Also today i was crying because of noise and lights she also started getting upset she wasnt crying i also know she doesnt have adhd because its all the stereotypes she uses, also i got my noise cancelling headphones and she kept looking at me)
I say each to their own. To be completely honest, people usually don’t do things on purpose, most people are going day to day. It’s taken me many, many years, but I have learned that when people seem rude, condesnsensing, judgy, etc, they don’t really mean to, it’s just who they are. They were born a certain way and they have experienced their own things. No one exists to harm another person or to make things more complicated (although it seems that way). At the end of the day everyone is very different, but everyone is just trying to get by. Maybe the reason they are doing it is innocent, or maybe they are doing it for attention or for another reason, but it stems from who they are. They never planned from their birth who they would be and the things they would do. They are just trying to do what they think is best for themselves just like everyone else.
Every behavior is from a stimuli, and people have been operating this way since they were conceived.
I hope this wasn’t too over the top, it took me so long to learn this, so it may not make sense. But everyone is just a product of their environment, and their mind and body are just reacting to the world around them. At the end of the day we all want to feel like we belong, we all want attention, we all want to feel good, and have some fun too.
We are all very different, but we all want the same things. Why that person in your class is doing what they are doing, I do not know, but you can only think for yourself and be aware of yourself and the efforts you can make to change your behaviors or way of thinking to certain stimuli. I wouldn’t worry about the other person.
One last thing, we all struggle immensely in the world. If we think someone is not struggling, or does not hold pain and fear in their heart, then we are wrong. We all have heartache in this world, even if we are excellent at hiding it or even ignoring it.
@@serendipitysisters84 sorry I couldn't read all that but she says she has it but her parents told me there is no way of her having ADHD she does this for attention
What about jack. He canonically has adhd
Yes, pause and wait, don’t pacify. I find these kids show things interesting because I feel like the problem is the parents (but it’s adults who make these shows so it is really weird to me 😅).
Jo Frost would never let this problem go on for long and give the child so much control. I get that we need to work with children given who they are, I have ADHD and I work with children, but I think parents still need to be parents. I think them trying all these little tricks to get their children to behave is silly 😅😅😅😅 is it just me?
All kids don't want to do things when they're bored or not interested in them! Not just kids with adhd! 😂😂
I dont have adhd but when i do favors i ask for cash
I feel it’s stigmatising to avoid labeling fictional characters and even calling it inappropriate. If ND people relate to certain characters and feel they might have the same diagnosis as them or make good representation, why not? Is it more offensive than someone calling a character an introvert or speculating on their characterisation in general?
Diversity does exist and it includes neurodivergency. Treating a diagnosis as something bad that will ruin having positive diversity representation is on seeing ADHD as an entirely negative thing. Bluey is fictional, it’s not forcing a term on real person and being nosey about their life.
Also, my family runs with schizophrenia And other. mental disorders. I heard that when something has AD HD and they are not medicated, they are more likely to get psychological issues. I'm not saying I'm medicate my two-year-old. But I think it will be a possibility that I need to give medication. Later on. To reduce likelihood of mental illness. I'm very afraid of that. Especially with boys getting it earlier than girls getting it 30. 's 40s.
As far as I know, the likelihood of increased psychological issues is for untreated ADHD, but not necessarily not medicated ADHD. There are behavioral therapies and accommodations that can be made at school as well to help address symptoms that interfere. I also don’t know of a correlation specifically between untreated ADHD and development of schizophrenia. The problems that may develop are usually reported to be anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. Of course, as a parent, you want to protect your child from future pain and struggles in whatever way you can, so I appreciate the concern about their future well-being. Starting with your family’s medical doctor and teacher or care provider for resources might be helpful. 💚
I reqlly wanna know if bingo has autism, Because i myself have autism symptoms, and bingo gives me the vibe of her being autistic just curious :>
bingo could just be sensitive you know? why does 99% of this shit have to be autism?
Interesting
I have severe adhd but take medications!
Medication can be really helpful for some people, especially when you find the right one and dosage that works best for you.
Now do bingo and autism 😅
Yeah, dance mode (I think that’s the name) made me think that
@@1EmuFan that’s when I had that thought first too!! But like even in this video when Chili and Bandit are comparing bingo and bluey they say “bingo lines up all her books in a nice pile” and she was wearing headphones and not apart of the conversation. And that episode where Bandit tries to play with bingo in the same ways he had played with bluey and she got very overwhelmed and couldn’t ask him to stop!
So good
she is 8 in these episode
Is ADHD bad?
Without seeing reviews on this show, I would sit and listen to my 10 yr old watch this. I sometimes will look up concerned, I didn't particularly like the way the kids talk to the parents and how they behave, also my daughter copies thier behavior at times and it's so annoying. I would say a few episodes are good but I wouldn't not advocate the entirely of the show to be all good
Imo Jack has ADHD
We did another video on Jack 😊
it is canon that he has adhd
I. Have. ADHD 😮😢🥱😮💨😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢😭😭😭😭
Bluey does not have ADHD
I’m sorry I just really could not focus on the video for too long so I quit watching half way through😭
But Bluey may have ADHD or something
Maybe labeling all kids as being ADHD is the real issue? No kid actually wants to clean up a mess!!! Like what kid would rather clean up over playing or doing other stuff they want to do or find more enjoyable. I think this is overreaching. Maybe what you would label as ADHD is just normal kid behavior, kids aren’t supposed to follow all the rules or listen every time you tell them to finish a task, kids are easily distracted and don’t want to be patient or sit still for hours on end. Putting the ADHD label on Bluey is a little over the top
Who said it's all kids? She's not diagnosing anyone here, just showing potential signs and offering ideas on what might help parents of similar children.
Also, listen to what she says at 6:30
Shes 7... leave her be.
Why are we analyzing a cartoon like this.
The only character that's been confirmed to have ADHD is Jack.
Why does no one talk about how Bandit has ADHD? 😅
sounds like a good future video 😉
Thank you! I've noticed the same thing! I point it out whenever the opportunity pops up lol. I even made a TikTok series on it (mostly just clip examples from the show) and it didn't get much traction.
@@angelacavanaugh4639 I think part of the reason why people don't think of Bandit having ADHD is that a lot of his behaviours are culturally acceptable for men and any fallout is minimised by Chili holding everyone together. If Chili was the one displaying signs of ADHD, I strongly suspect there would be a lot more commentary about it.
Bluey not wanting to clean up toys was exactly like me when I was a kid (I have ADHD) but instead of explaining why or encourage me, people just scolded me. My toddler brain was like "why clean up if I'm going to play again tomorrow"
Mu daughter was talking to her therapist one day:
D: it feels like my brain is at the trampoline park!
T: what do you mean, how does that feel?
D: like Bluey
T: like Bluey?
D: yeah Bluey is a dog. And a sister. And shes like (twirls) and then (points in all directions)- butterfly!! Rainbow! Woah!!!
Is there a follow-up video about if Bingo is autistic? I’m autistic and relate to Bingo so much!
I say Jack makes it better example for adhd I just don't see it in bluey
I used to play role play All the time with my best friend in elementary school & middle school!
most definitely cause I also have adhd and I would know
My daughter has ADHD and I see a lot of similarities between her and Bluey!
Shes 7 there all like that to some degree its just a kid being a kid