No. It is important to remember that clinicians never refer to any child as a “psychopath.” This is for several reasons. First, psychopathy is not a diagnosis. Second, psychopathy is a spectrum disorder with no clear cutoffs. Third, a child may show symptoms of psychopathy due to unrelated factors. Children are instead described as having psychopathic traits or as being at risk for psychopathy. Children are at high risk for psychopathy if they qualify for a diagnosis of Conduct Disorder with Limited Prosocial Emotions, which has similar criteria to psychopathy.