There are various types of information and stimuli in people's lives. The human brain receives external information through the sensory system. If a person's sensory integration is disrupted, it will affect their normal life, so it is recommended that people pay attention to maintenance in their daily lives. Will the baby's sensory disorder heal on its own?
Baby sensory dysfunction cannot be completely self healed, and professional guidance is needed to improve it. During this period, parents should communicate with their babies and provide positive guidance to help them recover as soon as possible. Parents should not assume that babies with sensory dysregulation have problems or deficiencies, as they have no issues with intelligence and may even be smarter.
When a baby is found to be shy, timid, sensitive, prone to crying, temperamental, likes to hit people, unsociable, has poor interpersonal skills, poor psychological resilience, and cannot withstand criticism and setbacks, it is not because the baby is naughty or disobedient, nor is it because they are stupid. It may be because their sensory system is somewhat imbalanced.
When you discover a problem with your baby, don't rush to do it. Instead, observe more and identify the root cause of the problem. Proper guidance is the most important. Remember not to hit, scold, or threaten your baby, as this can actually worsen their problems. If parents cannot handle it well, professional sensory integration training should be carried out according to the baby's condition.
