A sensory seeker is a child who constantly craves input to help their nervous system feel regulated. These children may jump, climb, spin, chew on things, or move nonstop. This is commonly looks like “dysregulation” from the outside but the brain is just seeking the input it needs to feel organized. Many sensory seeking children struggle with focus, emotional regulation, or sitting still. When we understand that these behaviors are neurologically driven, that helps us support the nervous system