But lots of kids, like my son, have a sensory sensitivity to certain types of textures and no diagnosis. Sensory issues with clothing are specifically related to our sense of touch or the tactile system. (Read more about the tactile sense)

 Let's say, for example, they roll around on the floor and expose their tummy. This is their way of showing that they trust you. If you try to rub your cat's angelic belly fluff, however, they'll probably respond with a scratch or a bite. You may think (with good reason) that your cat hates you, or that it's their way of telling you they don't want to be petted at all. In reality, they're telling you that they just don't want you to pet them right there, right now. Some cats do love a good belly rub, explains Petful, but you have to approach it with finesse, and only when they're calm and relaxed.

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