To begin with - I hope you can notice your child's unique potential.
Recommended Reading - Knowledge for Children Living in a Distracted World
Is My Child Really Distractible? - Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Brief Diagnostic Test | Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Brief Diagnostic Test

Part 1.
Is this really a distracted child?

Chapter 1.
Anyone can see that the child is distracted vs.
A quiet but distracted child

01 Mom, I think the child is acting a little strange.
02 Children who are obviously distracted
03 Children who are quiet but actually distracted
04 Even Distracted Children Have Special Abilities
05 To develop special abilities of a child with attention deficit disorder
06 What Happens When You Leave Distracted Children Unattended
07 There is definitely a parenting style that suits your child.

Chapter 2.
Why is my child so distracted?

01 Two factors that lead to distracted behavior
02 The child is not at fault; it is just a characteristic of the brain.
03 The variable called temperament
[How to accurately determine your BOX temperament]
04 The power of environment to change what you are born with
05 What kind of environment do I provide as a parent?
06 How to Read Your Child's Mind with the Power of Science
[BOX How can you tell if something is different in your child?]
07 Don't confine your child within the framework of a diagnosis.
[BOX Characteristics of Children with Mental Hyperactivity]

Part 2.
Raising a Distracted Child to Greatness

Chapter 3.
How to develop your child's potential

01. Get out of vague anxiety and understand the specific situation.
02 How to actively help develop fine motor skills
03 'Pastry and Baking Play' that fundamentally changes your lifestyle
04 'Think of Other Uses' to Help with Sequential and Logical Thinking

Chapter 4.
Unlocking Potential in Problem Behavior

01 A self-centered and self-willed child
02 A child who acts impulsively and has no control over himself
03 A dull child who gets hurt here and there all the time
04 A child with severe game addiction
[BOX How to Diagnose How Much Your Child Is Addicted to Gaming]
05 A child who only wants to watch videos all day long

Chapter 5.
Have a smooth school life

01 Children who have difficulty adjusting to school
10 Ways to Help Your Child Adjust to the BOX Classroom
02 How to Increase Learning Intelligence
[Methods and Reliability of the BOX Intelligence Test]
03 If you study hard but don't get good grades
04 A child who keeps bullying his friend
[BOX If you want to objectively understand your child's social skills]
05 A child who has poor concentration and keeps doing other things
06 A child who learns too slowly

In conclusion - Parents are like gods to their children.

Neurodiversity Talents in the Spotlight of Cutting-Edge Brain Science
Focus on the unique thinking of a distracted child.

Recent studies have focused on the creative talents of distractible children.
In 2017, the Harvard Business Review published an article titled “Neurodiversity as a Competitive Edge,” which covered the innovations that global IT companies Google, Microsoft, and Ford achieved by discovering neurodiverse talent with ADHD, dyslexia, and Asperger’s syndrome.
It suggests new possibilities by showing how people who 'use their brains in different ways' function 'differently and competently.'

In this book, "The Special Potential of the Distracted Child," it is said that, historically speaking, distractibility has only recently begun to be considered a problem that "hinders social adaptation."
As society has become more sophisticated, distraction has suddenly become a characteristic that has begun to be viewed as a 'problem', but in fact, various studies, including those in brain science, have recently revealed that there are many strengths that come with it.
Research shows that people with ADHD, dyslexia, Asperger's syndrome, and other conditions use their brain functions slightly differently than normal people, resulting in differences in their perception of the world and way of thinking.
Like Andy Warhol and Picasso, who had dyslexia but were incredibly creative, neurodiverse individuals demonstrate a remarkable ability to come up with creative and original ideas.

Even if your child is well-behaved, if he or she often spaces out, he or she may be distracted!
Self-diagnosis of attention deficit, hyperactivity, temperament, and parenting attitude, etc.
Includes a checklist to help you read the minds of children and parents.

Nonetheless, parents of distracted children have many concerns.
Because my child gets hurt often, fights easily with friends, and sometimes doesn't hesitate to engage in risky behavior, I have no choice but to constantly keep a close eye on his every move.
It is also true that children who have difficulty concentrating and conversing with others, who miss facial expressions and thus fail to notice when others are upset, and who often miss the teacher's instructions and quickly forget lessons are disadvantaged in their relationships with friends and school life.
In particular, this book also deals with the so-called 'spacing out child', who is well-behaved and does not seem to be a distracted child at first glance, but who needs to repeat the same words over and over again to understand, keeps dropping things, and often fights with friends because he or she does not follow the rules of play.

"The Special Potential of the Distracted Child" offers suggestions for children and parents experiencing these difficulties, from diagnosis to home training methods.
To help parents determine whether their child is truly distracted, we have included various 'simple diagnostic checklists' such as the Attention Deficit Self-Diagnosis, Hyperactivity Self-Diagnosis, and Temperament Diagnosis Table.
This allows you to check in advance whether the situation requires urgent professional help or if it is better to wait a bit.
If you need expert help, we also provide information on various brain science and psychology measurement tools and how the analysis is performed through which tests.
In addition, we have compiled and proposed various situations and solutions so that parents can anticipate and provide assistance to difficulties that their distracted children may experience during school life or studying.
Through this book, parents will be able to ease their worries, understand their children better with a broader mind, and raise them to be bright and shining children.