親以外の人に促されたほうが、子どもは自分から進んで行動することもありますから、センサリースマートOTは貴重なパートナーなのです。 Raising a Sensory Smart Child, which includes the Sensory Checklist you can print here, is geared toward building your “sensory smarts” so that you can better help your child whether or not you are able to access and work with a sensory smart OT.
A good sensory diet takes into account all the senses that are involved in sensory processing disorder. There are 8 of them:
sight
sound
taste
smell
feel
vestibular (movement)
proprioception (body awareness)
and
interception (internal body awareness that tells us if we’re hungry, need to use the toilet, overheated, and so on)