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8 Signs Your Child is a SENSORY SEEKER
@modernmomuniversity
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Why it worked
The video provides easily identifiable and relatable signs of sensory seeking behavior in children, offering a helpful perspective shift for parents. The clear, concise presentation and the creator's expertise as an OT mom likely resonated with the target audience.
Summary
The video lists eight signs that a child might be a sensory seeker, suggesting these behaviors stem from a need for more sensory input rather than misbehavior. It encourages viewers to understand the underlying need before correcting the behavior and to follow the creator for more strategies.
Structure
- 1Introduction: 8 Signs Your Child is a Sensory Seeker
- 2Sign 1: Hands in pants
- 3Sign 2: Hands in shirt
- 4Sign 3: Climbing/hanging on everything
- 5Sign 4: Crashing/bumping into people
- 6Sign 5: Making mouth sounds constantly
- 7Sign 6: Hitting/touching everything
- 8Sign 7: Always squeezing into tight spaces
- 9
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Your child may not be “too rough” or “unable to sit still.” Their body may need more sensory input to feel organized. Sensory seeking can look like crashing, chewing, touching everything, making constant noises, playing too rough, or always needing to move. These behaviors are communication. Look for the need before correcting the behavior. Follow @ModernMomUniversity for practical ADHD and sensory strategies. Save this and send it to a friend who needs it.
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