Integration and Movement
In childhood development, sensory integration is essential. It involves organizing and understanding sensory information from both the environment and the body. This process helps children respond to different stimuli. When sensory inputs are processed well, they build a strong foundation for key skills. For example, motor coordination supports movement, while attention improves focus and learning. Social interactions aid communication and relationships, and emotional well-being contributes to a balanced mood. By supporting effective sensory integration, we help children develop the skills they need to thrive.