New Book Explains Sensory Regulation Challenges in Children
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By Roni Langerman-Ziv
What happened
A new children's book, "Ugh! Too Tight!" by Sivan Gal, addresses sensory regulation difficulties in children, explaining why some kids react strongly to textures, sounds, and clothing. The book and its contributors emphasize understanding these physiological challenges rather than viewing them as behavioral problems, offering parents strategies to support their children.
- 01New book "Ugh! Too Tight!" helps parents understand children's sensory regulation issues.
- 02Sensory regulation difficulties involve hypersensitivity or hyposensitivity to stimuli.
- 03Behaviors like clothing refusal stem from physiological, not intentional, challenges.
- 04Parents are urged to show empathy and adapt environments for sensitive children.
- 05Gradual exposure and creative solutions can help children manage sensitivities.
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