Support for Sensory Seeking Kids
If your child is always moving, touching, crashing, spinning, or seeking intense input, their nervous system may need more sensory information to feel organized. Sensory-informed support can help channel those needs in ways that improve regulation, focus, and daily routines.
What is a Sensory Seeker?
Sensory seekers often crave movement and body input. If these look familiar, you’re in the right place.
Twirling, spinning, or circling to feel “just right.”
Constant swinging, rocking, or needing big movement breaks.
Jumping, crashing, squeezing, or “always on the go.”
If you’re nodding yes, structured sensory activities can help meet those needs with more calm and fewer power struggles.
Sensory Crave — Structured Support for Sensory Seekers
OT-informed sensory activities designed to give sensory seekers the input they crave—while supporting regulation, focus, and smoother daily routines.
You might have a sensory avoider.
If movement, noise, touch, or busy environments feel “too much” and your child tends to pull away, resist, or become overwhelmed, supports for sensory avoiders may be a better match.