Children with high sensory needs can look like big behavior problems. They may appear angry, or wild, dramatic, or unreasonable. Or all of that, simultaneously. The more we all know about sensory needs, the more we'll be able to support our children and their friends.

"The most important thing to understand is that children with SPD are not 'bad' children. They are simply trying to survive in their own skin, in a world with heightened or lowered sensations." 

Learn more from Sarah Lyons at the Creative Child.