SPM-2 Sensory Processing Measure Infant/Toddler Print Kit

The SPM-2: Sensory Processing Measure – Infants & Toddlers is an instrument designed for the assessment of sensory processing and integration in infants and toddlers aged 4 to 30 months. It helps caregivers and professionals gain a comprehensive understanding of early sensory challenges and how these affect development and caregiving interactions.

This tool provides professional teams with a framework that facilitates developmental evaluation and allows them to implement early, tailored interventions that support the sensory needs of very young children.

Benefits:

• Early Identification: Detects sensory processing challenges at critical stages of brain and behavioral development.

• Caregiver Insights: Includes self-report forms to evaluate caregiver sensory processing and its influence on caregiving.

• Targeted Interventions: Informs effective, individualized early intervention strategies.

• Developmental Monitoring: Tracks sensory integration progress over time, supporting long-term planning.

Key Features:

• Infant and Toddler-Specific Forms: Separate forms designed for ages 4–9 months and 10–30 months, with age-appropriate content.

• Caregiver Self-Report Form: Provides essential insights into how caregiver sensory traits affect caregiving styles.

• Comprehensive Sensory Domains: Assesses vision, hearing, touch, taste/smell, proprioception (body awareness), and vestibular balance.

• Validated Norms: Built on a representative standardization sample to ensure reliable developmental benchmarks.