Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) is a neurological condition that affects how the brain interprets and responds to information from the senses. Children with SPD may overreact or underreact to everyday sensory experiences such as sound, touch, movement, or light. These responses can interfere with their ability to participate in daily activities, interact with others, and learn in typical environments. With the right strategies, tools, and support from caregivers and professionals, children with SPD can thrive in home, school, and childcare settings.