Sensory processing disorder (SPD) is often confused with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) due to the similarities and connections that exist.

Thank you for following along with our Families Failure to Thrive Journey. If you have read my previous posts you may remember that the Pediatrician gave us a deadline for getting Maddie to gain a few pounds. Madison also had a great milestone with some weight gain! I would like to further update our journey with Madison's first time attending group therapy. Madison sees an Occupational Therapist at Rady Children's Hospital every other week. The therapist decided that Madison would better…

By using this model, one is able to identify signs of sensory overload. This can be detected by studying the child's boy movements and behaviors. The child's behaviors will direct you in a way to handle the matter. You must be able to redirect the child and soothe their triggers.

Do you wonder if your child has more sensory related difficulties that you aren't aware of? Don't miss these sensory red flags.

There are various types of Sensory Processing Disorders - Sensory Defensive and Sensory Seeking. In my latest blog post, we're learning all about them! Tap the link to read!

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