However, these behaviours do not necessarily mean that a child is simply spoiled, rude or hyperactive – they may, in fact, have issues processing sensory information, meaning their brains ...

Created with Sketch. Children tend to struggle more noticeably with sensory issues than adults do, and many children with SPD do find that their symptoms lessen or even disappear over time.

Created with Sketch. Children tend to struggle more noticeably with sensory issues than adults do, and many children with SPD do find that their symptoms lessen or even disappear over time.

Well imagine that feeling multiplied thousands of times. That's what having a sensory meltdown can feel like for a child. But what is a sensory meltdown and what can parents do when they happen?

Sensory play is any activity that stimulates at least one of your child’s senses. This could be hearing, sight, touch, smell or taste. It also includes play that involves movement or balance.

However, these behaviors do not necessarily mean that a child is simply spoiled, rude or hyperactive—they may, in fact, have issues processing sensory information, meaning their brains struggle ...

A children’s charity has teamed up with RTÉ’s Late Late Toy Show to fund a nature garden in a Co Galway school to help ...

The sensory garden at Dunmore Community School was funded by the RTÉ Toy Show and Variety Ireland. It has a play area, ...

The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman upheld a parent's complaint against Cambridgeshire County Council and said it ...

Santa’s sensory grotto opened its heart in Scoil Chormaic Cashel from December 6-8 to the delight of many Tipperary families ...