Increase sports: let children participate in various sports, such as swimming, skating, mountain climbing, etc. It can stimulate the sensory organs of all parts of the body and improve the coordination and balance of the body.
Increase tactile stimulation: expose children to various materials, such as plush toys, sand, water, etc. , can stimulate the tactile nerve, improve tactile sensitivity and adaptability.
Increase vestibular stimulation: let children do more sports such as spinning and shaking, such as swinging and merry-go-round, which can stimulate vestibular nerves and improve their sense of balance and coordination.
Increase proprioception stimulation: Let children do more muscle movements and joint activities, such as running, jumping and crawling, which can stimulate proprioception nerves and improve the body's perception and control ability.
Improve the environment: create a safe, comfortable and colorful environment for children, let them contact different things and people, and improve their cognitive and social skills.
Seek professional help: If the child's sensory impairment is serious, you can seek the help of a professional child development expert or sensory impairment expert to formulate a personalized treatment plan.
In a word, improving children with sensory impairment needs many efforts, including increasing exercise, tactile stimulation, vestibular stimulation, proprioception stimulation, improving the environment and seeking professional help.