Ideas for a sensory-friendly Halloween
For children with sensory difference like autism, Halloween can be a mix of excitement and challenges. Brandi Henderson with Bluesprig Pediatrics, showed Alyse Eady some considerations that can make Halloween more enjoyable.
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Ideas for a sensory-friendly Halloween
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