For some children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), their brains are working so hard to process sensory information that even a small change in temperature can feel overwhelming.
What looks like:
β Not paying attention
β Being moody
β Refusing to work
May actually be: π§ Sensory overload
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π‘ Try this:
β Keep a jacket nearby
β Watch for temperature-related behaviour changes
β Ask "Are you feeling uncomfortable?" before assuming they're being difficultSometimes behaviour is communication.
β€οΈ Understanding comes before solutions.
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