Some signs that your child may exhibit if he/she is having difficulty processing and modulating sensory information may include, but are not limited to:
- Takes a long time to learn a new task/skill.
- Seems clumsy, has too many accidents. Not keeping up with peers.
- Presents as a behavior problem at school.
- Has trouble with handwriting.
- Demonstrates unpredictable behavior in social situations, especially new or highly stimulating ones.
- Acts restless/fussy when held.
- Displays short attention span.
- Seems overly dependent on routine or schedules and/or easily upset with minor changes.
- Acts impulsively or explosively.
- Angers easily or frequently accused of fighting, acting out or "bullying" others.
- Appears overly colicky or fussy.
- Exhibits "picky" eating behavior.
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