Every child is unique—but sometimes, certain behaviours may be more than just “phases” or personality traits. Some children experience the world differently through their senses, and this can affect how they play, learn, and respond to everyday situations. Here are 5 common sensory red flags parents and caregivers can look out for: 1. Avoids Touch & Messy Activities Does your child dislike getting messy or avoid physical contact? Children with sensory sensitivities may refuse

Are you preparing your child for independence, or waiting until it becomes urgent? At HI 5 SEN, our Pre-Vocational Program equips neurodiverse teens and young adults with real-world skills such as cooking, digital literacy, teamwork, and self-advocacy—so they can confidently transition into independent or semi-independent living. Early preparation means better long-term outcomes, smoother daily routines, and the confidence to thrive in community, school, and work settings.