Does your child become emotionally distressed by physical sensations  (such as scratchy tags, seams in clothes, elastic waistbands, feeling too hot/too cold, loud noises, sounds of food being chewed, strong smells, sandy feet, wet clothes, feeling hungry, etc.)?

Would you describe your child as a “picky eater” (rejects new foods, foods with certain textures, foods with particular colors, smells, flavors)?

Is your child easily startled and/or especially prone to worries, fears, or anxious feelings? 

Has your child ever been prone to frequent acts of aggression when frustrated (physical attacks, verbal attacks, or self attacks that are physical or verbal)?

Does your child resist feeling and expressing more vulnerable emotions (tears of sadness, embarrassment, remorse, taking responsibility for their actions)?

Is your child easily affected by people's moods and/or emotions?

Would you describe your child’s emotional responses as often intense or explosive?

Does your child struggle adapting to  change or transitions?

Is your child especially bright or verbally expressive beyond their years?

Does your child struggle to sleep after an exciting day or the night before an eagerly anticipated event like a birthday or holiday?