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How Does Sensory Input Affect Food Preferences? In this informative video, we will discuss how sensory input influences food preferences, particularly for individuals with sensory processing differences. Understanding these factors is essential for creating supportive environments, especially in educational settings. We will break down the various sensory elements that can affect food choices, such as texture, taste, smell, temperature, and appearance. Each of these aspects plays a significant role in how individuals perceive and interact with food.

We will also share practical strategies that educators and caregivers can implement to help students feel more comfortable with food. By introducing familiar foods alongside new options, creating predictable meal routines, and respecting sensory boundaries, we can encourage exploration and acceptance of diverse foods. Observing nonverbal cues and maintaining records of food preferences can further enhance our understanding and support of individual needs.

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