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In some cases, children may experience sensory overload in regard to clothing, which can be a normal experience, but also a form of neurological difference in sensory processing, says Dr Quinn.

Clothing, after all, is simply a means of self-expression. As any parenting site or psychologist can tell you, it is one of the most accessible tools for beginning to assert one’s own sense of self.

In some cases, children may experience sensory overload in regard to clothing, which can be a normal experience, but also a form of neurological difference in sensory processing, says Dr Quinn.