Sensory processing disorder eating habits

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There are a myriad stimuli that can be excruciating. This shows how some everyday things that give neurotypicals pleasure but they can all be tormenting if someone has sensory processing disorder. Share what overloads your child? Please share so we can be mindful. Credit: @perfectlydifferentjack

A sensory disorder --also known as sensory integration dysfunction or sensory integration disorder-- is a neurological disorder that affects the way your brain processes signals sent to your senses. Sensory disorders can affect one or more of the senses. For example, some people have trouble processing sounds, while others have visual problems.

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I frequently hear other parents say, “I just make them eat."

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Research shows that people who enjoy food more eat less because they feel satisfied enough to stop when they’re full. Here are a few ways to savor your meals.