ADHD in girls is often overlooked because it doesn’t always look loud or disruptive. Many are labeled as “daydreamers” while silently struggling with masking, internalized hyperactivity, and emotional overwhelm. These hidden symptoms can lead to anxiety, low self-esteem, and late diagnoses. As awareness grows and diagnoses rise, understanding how ADHD uniquely presents in females is essential for early support, accurate assessment, and long-term wellbeing.