Does your child have sensory processing difficulties?Sensory processing is the way our brain sorts out sensory information so we understand the world and can manage our everyday life.Some children's sensory development is delayed or disordered, and they may struggle to take part in everyday childhood activities. For example, they may be so distressed by noise they can't go to a friend's party or they hit out when someone brushes up against them as they experience it as painful. See link below for some helpful videos from the NHS to help your child with sensory processing.
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