Sensory Processing Disorder has been described by WebMD as a “neurological traffic jam”. Children struggling with SPD can either be oversensitive or undersensitive to sensory stimuli like taste, texture, or sound.
A recent article on the popular Hellobee.com blog addressed a question many parents with super-sensitive children may ask themselves: is my child just high maintenance, or does he have a sensory issue?
I would definitely encourage you to check the article out if that’s a question you’ve asked yourself before! It is not an area we have expertise in, but certainly one of interest.
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Sarah Forrest is a Literacy Specialist for the Easyread System, and online program for children with dyslexia, reading difficulties, auditory processing problems or more. Get a free 10-lesson-trial from www.easyreadsystem.com
