Responding to Sound & Voice
When your child is frightened by loud sounds
Being easily frightened is a sign of sensory sensitivity, and it's not a bad thing. In the safety of your arms, help them get used to it starting with quiet sounds. Before a loud sound, give a heads-up: "It's going to make a noise." If it's strong enough to interfere with daily life, using earmuffs or consulting a specialist are also options.
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This FAQ provides general information and does not replace diagnosis or treatment. For individual concerns, consult an appropriate professional.
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