Sensory Mommy: Sensory Integration Dysfunction / Sensory Processing Disorder Video 1

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Uploaded by on Feb 5, 2010

This video describes what a child with Sensory Integration Dysfunction/Sensory Processing Disorder, subtype Sensory Seeker will do. This shows an example of DVD cases that are chewed and describes the need of a child with this subtype of this disorder to chew random items, clothes or fingers. Please watch for more videos coming your way about Sensory Integration Dysfunction. Also, please look to the Facebook group Sensory Processing Dysfunction/Sensory Processing Disorder if you are a parent looking for answers or support from other parents who have children with this disorder.

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  • My son sounds a lot like yours. We are so glad that awareness of SPD is increasing. Thank you for sharing.

  • My daughter chews on her clothes , and puts huge holes in them. She also chews her finger nails and toe nails to bleeding. My daughter is in outpatient o/t, because the school won't even attempt to do o/t with her. I have 3 doctor recommendations for school based o/t, and they've yet to start it or even discuss it with me!

  • Refridgerator tubing works great for oral input- I've got ASD/SPD myself and I'm ALWAYS chewing things, including my fingers. Refridgerator tubing is safe for the teeth, and although you go through it often with chewers, it's great to use. :) I love it.

  • thank you for sharing this my son also has spd and always has something by his mouth what ever he has in his hand . he also likes to touch everyting, sounds bother him etc etc..

  • This is so interesting. My 6-year old daughter has SPD, and does similar things. She also chews all sorts of things, and complains about a tummy-ache frequently. I have figured out that this is usually an anxiety related thing. Perhaps it is the same thing as your child's tummy telling him to do things.

  • We bought our daughter a vibrating teether type item. I carry it in a case in my purse so she can ask me for it anytime she feels the urge to chew on something that she knows she should not. It also gives her a lot more oral stimulation since it vibrates and helps her to not need to chew as much. We got them through Albilitations

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