Planning a fun outing for a child with autism shouldn't feel overwhelming. Navigating loud crowds, bright lights, and unpredictable environments can easily turn a cherished day out into a stressful event. Fortunately, more local venues are recognizing this need, stepping up to offer sensory-friendly experiences.

All the sights, sounds and commotion of Canada Day can be overwhelming to children on the spectrum, especially if they have sensory concerns. Try these 4 easy activities to give them a wonderfully enjoyable Canada Day experience.

Looking for some fun activities to keep your child with autism engaged during March Break this year? Here are 5 ideas that are easy to do with very little if any preparation.

In this trying time, we’re all simply doing our best to find fun activities for our families to do. Below is a list of sensory activities that may occupy your kiddos and maybe even you too! Sensory activities are beneficial for entertainment as well as keeping the kids busy while parents have the opportunity to get some chores done (i.e., dishes, laundry etc.).