The twinkling lights, booming carolers and long lines of kids waiting to sit on Santa's knee are all part of an annual ritual for some. But for children with sensory sensitivities, those same holiday staples can be overwhelming triggers for stress. Many kids with autism and other special sensitivities never get the chance to tell the bearded man what they want for Christmas in person because the experience is sensory overload.
Join us as we dim the lights, turn off the music and turn down the stress, hosted on Sunday, December 3rd from 9am-11am as an alternative event for families who have children with special sensitivities, or needs. Visit Santa, get a great pic and be relaxed & happy.
