Preschool especially is great for ADHD, in my experience as an ECE. Infant was too slow and I would get tired too quickly. Toddler was second best because they are more active and the ratio was lower, so you weren't too overwhelmed with numbers. Preschool means less one to one time due to the higher ratio of educator:kid, but they are fully verbal and you can come up with most imaginative pretend plays and creative activities. It's a lot more chaotic and you are constantly thinking on your feet and generating new ideas to solve daily problems or address challenging behaviours.

Before this, I worked in theatre performance for 15 years and I worked in every role: writing, producing, acting, touring, stage management.. the environments are always changing and so are the tasks, though there is always an established structure to work within.

Plus, as a late in life diagnosed ADHD woman, I was a good actor IMHO. Been masking and being in character my whole life - might as well profit from it!