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Sensory Preferences & Access

Noticing which sensory experiences a child seeks, enjoys or finds uncomfortable.

Parent and child exploring textures and sensory materials

Notice

Comfort

Choice

What might this include?

Noticing sound preferences
Choosing comfortable materials
Planning movement opportunities
Communicating sensory discomfort

Sensory supports should be individualised. Occupational therapy can help assess sensory and participation needs; this library does not prescribe sensory treatment.

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