What Are the Common Types of Sensor Issues in Children?
There are various types of sensor issues that children may experience, including:
Tactile defensiveness: Sensitivity to touch, where ordinary touch sensations are perceived as painful or irritating. Auditory processing disorder: Difficulty in processing sounds, affecting understanding and communication. Visual processing issues: Challenges in interpreting visual information, which can impact reading and coordination. Vestibular dysfunction: Problems with balance and spatial orientation. Proprioceptive dysfunction: Difficulty in sensing body position and movement.
