Anyone child described as Sensory- Seeking?

[budbeerlady]

This really seems to describe DD but how is it treated if she were to be diagnosed with it by a doctor? The descriptions I read really describe her but could describe over half of the kindergarteners in the world. So I was just curious as this side of sensory seems less of a problem than sensory avoiding. I have never really heard much about either diagnosis and was wondering abouth other experiences. Thanks for the insight!

 

[Pooh Crew]

Ds was "oral sensory seeking" and one of the things we were told was to use an electric toothbrush...another was to get him a hard rubber toy to chew on...another was to allow him to chew gum. He has outgrown his issues--or maybe their "therapy" worked--and has no problems now.