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Sensory Differences: When to Get Support

Families usually notice sensory differences when their child has one or more of the following characteristics.

Note: This list is not meant to be comprehensive, nor should it take the place of diagnosis from a qualified professional. It is intended as a starting point for families to use in a conversation with your provider.

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The Connecting for Kids Sensory Processing Red Flags are part of the Sensory Awareness Program. Text-based content is available, along with a printable PDF download that families can use to discuss concerns with a primary care provider on the awareness program Red Flags page.

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