sensory processing
A new study found a correlation between exposure to screens and atypical sensory processing in toddlers. Here's what to know.
This white noise alternative might be the relaxing brain massage you’ve been looking for.
Noise-canceling headphones, seam-free clothing, engaging activities and more gift ideas for children who may experience sensory under- or overload.
You won’t see tons of pictures of me out with family and friends on social media.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
It is often inaccurately characterized as “chewing rage,” as “sound rage” and even as an “eating disorder.” Misophonia is not any of these things!