The Development Center

Sound sensitivity is harsh and might force a child to act in a “socially inappropriate” manner to avoid the “noise” as they perceive it. Show understanding and respect. Use a “de-stressing” activity.

Gentle exposure to a variety of different tastes, one at a time is important to ensure your child eats a variety of different foods to ensure optimal nutrition.

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Be aware of your child’s sensitivities and allow a slow and gentle introduction to activities such as messy play, the sandpit, “making and banking” and finger paint.

Tactile sensitive?

Take a gentle approach to sensitivity. Encourage the use of a natural sea sponge every evening and gentle dry brushing on their bodies. Don’t “apply” tactile input but encourage them to do these activities independently.