It seems to be ADHD with mild traits of ODD. It needs to be ruled out though... It needs to be treated asap otherwise it may get complicated and can cause long term behavioural issues. It can be well treated with counseling sessions, psychotherapy and homeopathic medicine effectively. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hyperactivity and a strong need for constant activity can be characteristic of some children, but it's also possible that your son's behavior falls outside the typical range. A professional evaluation can help determine whether his behavior is within normal limits or if there might be an underlying issue that needs attention. In the meantime, here are a few general suggestions you can try: Provide structured activities: Engage your son in structured activities that can channel his energy in a positive way. For example, you can set up playdates with other children his age, enroll him in age-appropriate classes or sports, or create a schedule of activities at home. Establish consistent routines: Consistent routines can help children feel more secure and provide them with a sense of stability. Set up a regular daily routine that includes dedicated playtime, mealtime, rest time, and bedtime. Encourage physical activity: Make sure your son has ample opportunities for physical activity, such as outdoor playtime, running, jumping, and other gross motor activities. This can help him expend energy in a healthy way. Offer quiet and calm activities: Alongside physical activities, incorporate quiet and calm activities into his routine. This can include reading books, engaging in puzzles, drawing, or listening to calm music. These activities can help promote focus and relaxation. Provide clear boundaries and expectations: Clearly communicate your expectations and set limits for behavior. Use positive reinforcement and rewards to encourage good behavior and redirect his attention when he becomes disruptive. Remember, it's always best to consult with a healthcare professional who can provide personalized advice based on a thorough evaluation of your son's behavior and development. They will be able to guide you in understanding whether his behavior is within the normal range or if further assessment is needed.

Hi See for his responses which are constructive and reinforce those behaviors positively Bring him a pet animal

Hi, Consult a clinical psychologist for professional help.

Hi Thanks for reaching out. Your concern is your two year old son is hyperactive and you are worried about his behaviour. Your son is a quick learner, and your only concern is his hyperactive behaviour. I suggest you consult a psychologist and explain about your son’s behaviour. With a psychologist you can talk about your son’s routine, and the kind of toys he plays with. You can also talk about how many things he has destroyed at home. I understand you are worried about your son, with the right guidance his behaviour can be controlled. I suggest you consult a psychologist and explain about your son’ behaviour.

Hi, According to your given information, these symptoms are signals of hyperactivity.  However, to evaluate properly, we need to discuss more elements. According to you, he can't sit still and is a quick learner. He destroys things,etc, are some most common symptoms of hyperactivity. For proper guidance, we need to consult. Through therapies, this can be controlled. In consultation, i will describe the skills we need to practice to help your son. Together, we can deal with this through behavior therapies.

Hello, Your child is quickly exploring the world. Each child reaches different stages of development at their own pace. I would want to inquire whether the child shows any aggression as such? As children usually break or open up things out of curiosity to see what is in it. You can start talking to him, singing, and story telling to connect. Involve him in activities like drawing, doodling which may keep him calm and at one place for sometime. Engage child in activities like building blocks or activities which put together things or don't deconstruct can help your little explorer. Enjoy parenting and observe further as children keep showing new skills each day in this age. Happy Healthy Living.

Hi.. Yes, it is normal for childrens to break things at this age. Actually this whole experience of throwing something away and it's getting vanished or breaking into pieces appears very amazing to childrens. This is the stage where they learn that things or people who are out of their sight still exist somewhere. Regarding his hyperactivity, it is always better to go through clinical assessment than to keep feeling worried. ADHD is a condition and it does not necessarily means that children's with ADHD can't succeed in their education, career, or personal lives. ADHD can be very well managed if identified at young age. So it is best to get him assessed by a Psychiatrist or a Child Psychologist.

It needs  to evaluated in clinical settings.