https://academic.oup.com/sleep/article/49/4/zsag010/8431293?guestAccessKey= Initiating and maintaining sleep requires gating of sensory input. Sensory processing differences, such as elevated sensory reactivity, have emerged as a potential driver of sleep difficulties in autism. Both sensory and sleep difficulties are prevalent in autistic individuals and emerge early in development. Here, we use polysomnography to understand how infant sensory reactivity affects the ability

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We have been awarded a seed fund from Wellcome Trust to investigate the sensory origin of sleep difficulties in ASD.