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Absolutely this!

Kids are still learning how to regulate it's up to us to give them the tools to cope with life. These are absolutely great tools to think about to lay that foundation to teach them better. You have to know better to teach better.

Credit:
Trauma Informed Neurodivergent Parent

REFRAME THE BEHAVIOUR - Kids do well if they can. Finding and understanding stressors, unmet needs or deficits in skills is the key. A great visual resource here summing up the approach Dr Dr. Ross Greene writes about in my work and the book The Explosive Child, which is phenomenal and a great resource for parents of highly sensitive or PDA children ❤️

Listen to The Explosive Child by Dr. Ross W. Greene on Audible. https://www.audible.com.au/pd/B00FO8OWGQ?source_code=ASSOR150021921000V

https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/aw/d/0063092468/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=&sr=

This is my oldest and middle child.

My sensory advoiders in my house are myself and my youngest.

What do you have in your house?

Credit to:
Trauma Informed Neurodivergent Parent

Sensory Processing Disorder Seeker SPD
(hyposensitive)
Hyposensitive means that you are less sensitive (under-responsive) to input than others. Meaning you may want and crave more input to feel regulated and fulfilled. This may look like constantly moving, spinning, jumping, or playing rough with others. At times we refer to people that are hyposensitive as seekers.
- loves movement
- enjoys being rough and active
- loves a stimulating environment
- craves salty, chewy and crunchy foods
- enjoys motion, crashes into walls or floors
- loves running and jumping
- touches everything
- struggles to sit still
- has a poor attention span
- climbs too high or climbs on everything
- crashes into people and everything
- licks or chews everything
- doesn't feel pain like most do
- engages in messy play

Is your child a Sensory Seeker, Sensory Avoider or Both?
https://sensoryprocessingdisorderparentsupport.com/seeker-avoider.php

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