Introduction Early childhood is a critical period of growth and development. During these formative years, children develop foundational skills in communication, motor coordination, emotional regulation, and social interaction. One important yet often overlooked factor that significantly influences children’s participation and success in early learning environments is sensory regulation. Sensory regulation refers to the ability to manage and respond appropriately to sensory input from the environment, including sounds, sights, textures, movement, smells, and tastes. In early childhood learning settings, sensory regulation plays a crucial role in shaping children’s engagement, behaviour, social interactions, and academic readiness. Understanding Sensory Regulation Sensory regulation is Read More …