New York City is an amazing place with so many exciting things to see and do. Your senses will reel from all the lights, sounds, and scents you encounter as you make your way down the streets to each destination. It’s all very fascinating but for a child with a sensory disorder, it can be overwhelming and maybe even a…
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Traveling with a child on the spectrum is challenging in some ways but when you’re properly prepared for the trip, it’s also very enjoyable. Being prepared means that you take everything your child needs to be safe, calm, and happy along with you on the trip. For example, when packing your child’s medicine, take enough for an extra week in…
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Walt Disney World is an inclusive place meant tone enjoyed by anyone who visits. For those of us who face sensory challenges, there are a few things to overcome, but there are ways to avoid meltdowns and by and large, have a fun and memorable vacation. Part of the challenge of enjoying Disney World with sensory issues is pulling back,…
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Traveling with children certainly has its challenges but when you add autism to the equation, it becomes even more challenging. Normally, children on the spectrum prefer following a daily routine. It provides structure and creates a safe environment where your child feels comfortable because he knows what to expect. He knows when he will eat, play and go to bed…
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If you’re like many parents with a child on the spectrum, you may intentionally avoid theme parks for fear of having to deal with a major meltdown. After all, theme parks are loud, noisy, and very crowded, which is the perfect recipe for a major sensory overload. While that is true, a better understanding of autism has made it easier…
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