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[quote=Anonymous]10 common signs of Sensory Processing Disorder: extra sensitive to touch - don't like to be touched or can't be touched enough sensitivity to sounds - may cover ears picky eaters - may only eat a very few familiar foods avoidance of sensory stimulation - don't like messy stuff like mud or glue, wear only certain clothes uneasiness with movement - fear amusement park rides or playground equipment, or dislike being upside down hyperactivity - can't be still during day or sleep at night fear of crowds - crowded areas bother to the point of meltdowns poor fine or gross motor skills - trouble with handwriting or kicking ball excessive risk taking - may be unaware of touch or pain, can come across as agressive trouble with balance - may be accident prone or have a preference for sedentary activities [/quote]
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