20/04/2026
Every child with autism experiences the world differently — and their sensory preferences play a big role in how they communicate.
From movement and sound to touch and even smell, these sensory differences can shape attention, interaction, and language development.
When we understand a child’s sensory needs, we can better support their communication — because connection always comes before communication.
📍 Phase 2, Gaborone
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