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Jitteriness or jumpiness

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Each score is a percentile comparing your child to other kids their age.

How severe is your child's jitteriness or jumpiness?

(designed for kids 12 months or older)

Other symptoms or behaviors to look for with Jitteriness or jumpiness

When parents mention Jitteriness or jumpiness they also mention these other symptoms:

SymptomFrequencyNumber of mentions
Generally sickOften1 mention
HyperactivityOften1 mention
NervousnessOften1 mention

Characteristics of Jitteriness or jumpiness

How common is Jitteriness or jumpiness?

Across kids of all ages represented on Sleuth, 25.23% of parents surveyed by Sleuth say their kids have Jitteriness or jumpiness.

Percentage of kids with Jitteriness or jumpiness by year of age

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This is based on a survey of 543 children on Sleuth. The plot shows the percentage of parents who rated their child’s Jitteriness or jumpiness “Moderate”, “Severe”, or “Very Severe” among kids in different age groups.

Frequency

OutcomePercent of ChildrenTotal Mentions
Continuously

5%

29 mentions
Hourly

0%

0 mentions
Daily

11%

64 mentions
Weekly

11%

64 mentions
Monthly

7%

42 mentions
Annually

3%

20 mentions
A Few / Several Times

7%

43 mentions
Once

2%

11 mentions
Never

53%

303 mentions

Severity

SeverityPercent of ChildrenTotal Mentions
Very Severe

4%

24 mentions
Severe

7%

36 mentions
Moderate

14%

77 mentions
Mild

19%

103 mentions
Not at All

56%

303 mentions

Discussion of Jitteriness or jumpiness

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