Signs of Sensory Motor Processing Disorder often become noticeable during ordinary activities rather than through one specific behavior. Parents and teachers may see patterns showing that a child is working harder than expected to manage sensory information and movement.
Sensitivity to sensory input: Clothing textures, loud environments, bright lights, food textures, or grooming activities may cause strong reactions.
Constant movement seeking: Some children frequently jump, crash, push, climb, or struggle to remain seated.
Motor difficulties: Clumsiness, difficulty using scissors, poor b