1. Like to wear multi-layered or tight clothes
Some children like to wear several pieces of clothing, or wear very tight clothes, because this will give them more proprioception input. Parents may not understand, but this feeling can help your child calm down and focus.
2. Noisy children
Children are overactive and always bouncing around for many reasons. Through constant running, jumping, climbing, pushing and shoving, children are actually looking for input from proprioception or vestibular awareness.
Because parents ignore their needs, these children are often called "bad boys" and "wild children", but in fact they are only meeting their own sensory needs.
3. Like to watch bright colors and fast-paced TV shows
I know a lot of kids love watching this type of show, but if your child just wants to watch fast-paced, brightly colored shows, it might be a hint that they need more visual stimulation.
If so, your child may also enjoy watching the lights and reading books with bright colors or contrasts.
4, for no reason to bite people, bite toys
Some parents will encounter this kind of child: often bite people or toys for no reason, at this time the parent will only feel that the child is aggressive, and even feel that the child has some psychological problems, but in fact, he is likely to seek a strong ontological input.
5. Ignore other people's speech, or often ask for repeated instructions
In life, there are often kindergarten teachers or parents who react to children's non-listening instructions, disobedience, etc.; Yes, there are times when it is normal for children to ignore us.
But if this happens too often, it's because your child's auditory system doesn't process and process information well. If parents can observe their children's behavior from the perspective of sensory needs, they can better understand and support their children's needs and reduce daily confusion and frustration.