Once children have developed a sensory processing disorder, they can exhibit a variety of behaviors: they fidget and stumble, they appear irritable and moody, they respond slowly and are clumsy. The rich collection of games and exercises in the book stimulates all the senses in both younger and older children. Perception with all senses is the fundamental prerequisite for movement, thinking, acting, behavior, and language. The logical conclusion is: when perception is impaired, it manifests itself through noticeable issues in movement, social behavior, language, and emotional expressions. This has nothing to do with naughtiness, malice, or laziness, nor with poor upbringing. This book aims to give parents and educators an understanding of these connections. They will learn how to recognize possible sensory processing disorders in children by observing certain signs.