How To Cope With A Partner That Has Hypersensitivity?
Some children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder also have trouble dealing with sensory overload. If your child is sensitive to tight-fitting clothing, food textures, or certain sounds, this article can help you and your child cope with these problems. The author includes ideas on how to block out irritating noise, tips on how to select clothing, and ways to coach your child to anticipate and even avoid potential meltdowns.
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