Sensory Mismatch
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Sensory mismatch occurs when one person's sensory needs conflict with another's in shared spaces like homes, classrooms, or therapy rooms. Learning to navigate these conflicts using five key principles helps families and educators create solutions where everyone's needs matter and shared environments work for all.
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Reflection Prompt:
Imagine two kids are going on a family camping trip. One child needs quiet to fall asleep, while the other child needs white noise. What creative solutions could help both kids enjoy the camping experience?
Bonus: If you've tried camping or traveling with kids who have different sensory needs, share your favorite sensory tips that helped everyone!