This video , is so enlightening. Thanks so much for that! My 5yo son gives me such a hard time everyday and all you said make so much sense. I am only starting to understand sensory issues. He's an extreme picky eater, runs , jumps, not always sits still during meal times. he has never ending energy to jump, climb. It's always hard to get to do the transition from dinner to bedtime for example. He press his onw ears really hard at times and got this habit of wanting to lick my face or any other surface he finds interesting or chews on the laces of his jumper He gags to smell, sight and texture of food. I'll definetely get him check by specialists
This video , is so enlightening. Thanks so much for that! My 5yo son gives me such a hard time everyday and all you said make so much sense. I am only starting to understand sensory issues. He's an extreme picky eater, runs , jumps, not always sits still during meal times. he has never ending energy to jump, climb. It's always hard to get to do the transition from dinner to bedtime for example. He press his onw ears really hard at times and got this habit of wanting to lick my face or any other surface he finds interesting or chews on the laces of his jumper He gags to smell, sight and texture of food. I'll definetely get him check by specialists
Is tip toe a sign of sensory issue? He is 3 yrs old and rarely flaps his hand too. Flapping started 2 months back but tip toe since he's 18 months.
My daughter is 2 1/2 is obsessed with touching my moles through out the day and also touching her cuticles often
Yup, that can definitely be sensory!