For Sensitive or Neurodivergent Kids

  • Use predictable visuals and first‑then cues.
  • Try sensory‑friendly substitutes: textured blankets, chewable necklaces with supervision, deep‑pressure hugs.
  • Short, repeatable bedtime routine; limit changes.
  • Collaborate with your dental team for a paced plan.

FAQs

  • What if new textures cause distress? Introduce slowly and let your child choose among a few options.
  • Are habit reminders okay? Gentle reminders work better than negative labels or punishment.

Ask about a Sensory‑Smart Habit Plan tailored to your child

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