#216: ADHD Sensory Issues in Kids: Real Solutions for Mealtime and Getting Dressed
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This episode discusses ADHD sensory issues in kids, focusing on practical solutions for mealtime and dressing challenges.
SHINING WITH ADHD #216: ADHD Sensory Issues in Kids: Real Solutions for Mealtime and Getting Dressed The Childhood Collective 4/1/2026 SUMMARY ADHD sensory issues in kids can show up in everyday moments like getting dressed or sitting down to eat, which can leave parents feeling stuck and confused. In this episode, we’re joined by occupational therapist Madeha Ayub to break down what’s really going on with food and clothing challenges in a way that actually makes sense. She helps us understand the “why” behind these struggles so we can respond with more confidence and less frustration. You’ll walk away with practical strategies to support your child whether your biggest challenge is with feeding, clothing, or both! MEET MADEHA AYUB Madeha Ayub is a pediatric occupational therapist with eight years of experience in school-based and home health settings. A passionate advocate for sensory-friendly environments, she was inspired by her own sensory-sensitive daughter to create The Sensory Support Series , helping parents better understand and support their children’s sensory needs. Through her social media presence, Madeha continues to dedicate her platform to guiding parents…
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