Some children seem to be in motion from the moment they wake up. They jump from furniture, crash into cushions, spin, chew on objects, touch everything, or play with more force than other children expect. Adults may describe the child as wild, impulsive, or unable to listen. But sometimes, what looks like misbehavior may be a child seeking sensory information that helps their body feel organized, alert, or grounded. Sensory seeking is not a diagnosis, and movement alone does