As parents we all want to dress our little ones up and have them experience the Halloween that we remember as kids. However, for some kids this can be an unpleasant experience. From the feel of the costumes to the smell of the candy to the unfamiliar voices and homes Halloween can be overwhelming, especially for children with a sensory disability. With careful planning and reasonable expectations it can be exciting for your child and your family.
Braille Works wishes you all a sensory fun and comfortable Fall Festival/ Halloween Event!
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