Sensory integration disorders do not heal on their own and require a series of systematic training to achieve full improvement. Most sensory integration disorders are associated with hypersensitivity or dulling of the senses of space, location, and touch. In daily life, sensory integration training can be carried out, such as a brush or rough towel, the baby’s skin stimulation or in small infancy into the cradle or hammock gently swaying, are sensory integration training, when walking alone, you can walk the Montessori line, straight line or road tooth, a wooden bridge, etc. to train the baby’s proprioception.