Some children cover their ears at everyday sounds, refuse certain clothes, or keep spinning and jumping. These sensory differences make daily routines hard, and they’re often mistaken for bad behaviour. An occupational therapist watches how the child reacts to touch, sound and movement, then plans play-based activities to help. Predictable routines, a quiet corner and calm warnings be... https://amalaims.org/hospital/general-speciality/department/Child-Development-Center