How long does the child attention checklist take?
About 2 minutes. You answer 9 Yes or No questions about your child and your score is calculated instantly.
Child Attention Checklist
Careless mistakes, unfinished homework, lost school things, a mind that drifts mid-sentence: every child has these days, but when they become the pattern it can be hard to know what is normal. This free 9-question child attention checklist helps parents look at the everyday signs of inattention that are often linked to ADHD.
Answer 9 Yes or No questions about your child, get your score out of 9 immediately, and see guidance on whether it may be worth talking to a professional. Takes about 2 minutes. Your responses are private. This checklist is a screening aid, not a diagnosis.
- 9 short questions · about 2 minutes
- Free, private, and therapist-informed next steps
- Based on Crink child attention self-assessment (based on common inattention signs)
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Can this checklist diagnose ADHD?
No. It is a screening checklist for parents, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified professional, such as a paediatrician or child psychologist, can assess ADHD, usually using information from home and school.
Who should fill in this checklist?
A parent or caregiver who knows the child well and sees them across daily activities like homework, play and routines.
What should I do if my child scores high?
A higher score means more signs of attention difficulties. Your results page suggests next steps, and you can book a free intro consultation with a Crink therapist who works with parents and children.