My 5 yo dd cries if someone laughs at her because they think what she has said is witty or funny. She doesn't quite seem to understand that we are not laughing AT her but rather because she has said or behaved in a way that makes us laugh. I've tried to explain to her that mostly people laugh because they are happy and that she has said something that we find clever and that's made us happy/laugh. She gets quite offended. The other day we went to a restaurant and the waiter said hello to her when we walked in, to which she didn't respond. When he came and took our order he said to her "you didn't say hello to me earlier" in a jokey tone and she broke down in tears right there. She is very well spoken and said her first words before age one and expresses herself quite clearly. She has also developed a huge issue with getting dressed. Started at age 3. I know it's not the actual clothes because it will be something that she has worn several times in past weeks yet she'll cry and make a fuss but once she has it on and has worn it for the day she will want to wear the same thing the next day. She won't wear dresses that have a seam across her stomach so I avoid buying them and definitely won't go near a pair of jeans. She won't wear sandals unless they have a toe post and she is quite a fussy eater. Is she just highly sensitive or should I be taking her to see an occupational therapist? Any suggestions or personal experience is much appreciated. Thank you in advance X