Once you've filled out the checklist, you'll have a clearer sense of your child's unique sensory profile.

What next? Providing accommodations and interventions so your child will have tools for managing their sensory processing issues. Empowering them in the world by communicating that sensory issues are simply a difference—nothing to be ashamed of and maybe something that can be beneficial. Your child's supersensitive sense of taste and smell might lead her to become a chef. His auditory processing difference could lead him to become an audio engineer.

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By helping our kids develop sensory smarts, we give them the best chance to express their unique gifts out in the world.

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