Tactile processing is one of the most important sensory foundations for a child’s development. It helps them understand what they feel, how much pressure is safe, and how their body moves in relation to the world. When a child’s tactile system isn’t processing input efficiently, it may show up as: * avoiding certain textures (clothes, food, grooming) * discomfort with light touch * constantly seeking deep pressure or rough play * difficulty sitting still or staying regulated * pulling away from