SPD is a condition where the brain struggles to process and respond to sensory information, affecting daily activities.
Signs include sensitivity to textures, loud noises, and discomfort with certain clothing or touch.
Create a sensory-friendly environment, establish routines, and consult with occupational therapists for tailored strategies.
While some children may improve with age and therapy, SPD can persist and requires ongoing management.
SPD can occur independently but is also common in children with autism, though not all children with SPD have autism.
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Sensory Processing Disorder in Toddlers: Signs and Support