Ten Things SID/SPD Children Wish They Could Tell You

By Lily Wolf, published Dec 30, 2007
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In the two-and-a-half years since my daughter, Jaimie's diagnosis with Sensory Integration Dysfunction (SID)-now universally called Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD)-I've learned so much.

I've learned to pay closer attention to Jaimie's triggers, how to counteract them and guide her to more effective ways to work through anxiety she experiences on a daily basis as she combats the pain her environment inflicts upon her. More importantly, I've learned how to be a better Mama to Jaimie by understanding her better; advocating for her so other people will understand her better; and bringing awareness to SID/SPD. Because in the end, that's all these children really want: Understanding.

Ten Things SID/SPD Children Wish They Could Tell You

With understanding, patience and love, SID/SPD children can learn to cope in a world that causes them so much pain. Learn how to help!

Credit: Chynna

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Takeaways
  • Through understanding comes awareness and that's so powerful.
Did You Know?
With the right combination of support, love and extra support, SID/SPD children can participate in the same activities as their peers. Find out what you can do to help them!