How Can Tactile Activities Help Children with Sensory Processing Disorders?
Children with sensory processing disorders (SPD) often struggle with interpreting sensory information. Tactile activities can help these children become more comfortable with different textures and sensations, improving their ability to process sensory information more effectively. Activities like brushing, deep pressure massages, and weighted blankets can also provide the proprioceptive input that many children with SPD crave.
