Proper sensory processing and sensory modulation help kids fall asleep and

stay asleep.

If their bodies are integrating sensory information adequately, they feel good.
When their bodies and brains feel good, children behave better.

And more importantly, in addition to behaving well, they can attend to

everything around them. A brain that is nourished with a balance of basic
sensory input attends well and learns well!

Well nourished sensory systems and balanced brains learn best.