So you have a sensory sensitive child who’s sensitive to seams of socks, mushy textured food, messy play, or toilets flushing. What should you do?
Do you accommodate every environment and task for them so they can avoid the sensory triggers altogether?
Does that make them spoiled?
Should you force them to get used to it?
Where do you draw the line?
Listen to this episode to find out how I talk about accommodating vs. exposure.
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