ADHD is often misunderstood and seen as a deficit or weakness. However, it is important to recognize that individuals with ADHD have unique attributes and characteristics that can be both strengths and weaknesses. While ADHD can make it challenging to focus and sit still, it also brings about traits such as creativity, pattern recognition, and quick thinking. It is crucial to reframe the way we talk about ADHD, shifting from emphasizing deficits to highlighting the superpower of hyper-focus that occasionally comes with distractibility. By teaching children about the strengths of ADHD, we can help them embrace their unique abilities and thrive.