#75 - Understanding Your Child's Sensory Needs

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Sensory Made Simple

Samantha Goldman, OTD

86 episodes

1 week ago

Being a parent to a child with sensory or feeding challenges can feel like a lot—like you’re constantly guessing what they need and hoping you’re getting it right. Sensory Made Simple is here to make life easier for you and your child. As an experienced occupational therapist (and fellow parent), I’ll walk you through sensory processing, picky eating, meltdowns, and everything in between, giving you practical tips that actually work. This is your space to feel understood, find solutions, and finally reconnect with your kid. You’ve got this—and I’m here to help! ***NOT OT/medical advice.

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#75 - Understanding Your Child's Sensory Needs - Active vs Passive Responses

Sensory Made Simple

12 minutes 14 seconds

8 months ago

#75 - Understanding Your Child's Sensory Needs - Active vs Passive Responses

Why do some kids jump, crash, and seek movement while others seem fine—until they suddenly shut down? Understanding active vs. passive sensory responses is the key to decoding your child’s behaviors and preventing meltdowns before they start!

Highlights from this episode:

🎙️ What are active and passive sensory responses

🎙️ Why they matter

🎙️ How understanding this helps you prevent meltdowns

Links mentioned in this episode:

Sensory Survival Guide for Parents: www.drsamgoldman.com/sensorysurvivialguide
Sensory Made Simple Waitlist: www.drsamgoldman.com/sensorywaitlist

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