The holidays are upon us, and I don’t know how the time is going so quickly! Through the years, my family and I have slowly started adopting new traditions that were more sensory-friendly for my son’s needs during our holidays. While it can be hard to let old traditions go, it is also exciting to experience new ones that are …
If you are from the Philadelphia area, you know that it would not be summer without a trip to the Jersey Shore. From Sandy Hook to Cape May, there is a beach town with a vibe for everyone. I am thankful to be able to visit the southern parts of the shore frequently and see what inclusive experiences it has …
Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post, but rather information on the best products for my neurodivergent child on our trip abroad. I hope these products prove to be helpful for your family! We have finally arrived at my final entry about my family’s trip to Munich! I hope that you were able to find parts one and two helpful …
Part Two Read part one here Munich was a trip that built core memories for everyone in my family (except for my two-year- old, most likely)! In part one of my post, I talked a bit about my top 3 spots to go to if planning a sensory-friendly trip to Munich. However, to be honest it wasn’t the sight seeing …
Part 1 of a Three-Part Series Read the intro to this series here. Europe is known for its ancient beauty, diverse culture, and deep history. I did not have the opportunity to go to Europe until I was 29. As a child, my family traveled near and far, but our travels never took us to Europe. I had dreamed of …
“You’re going to Germany?! With the kids?!” I got this question a lot in the weeks leading up to my family’s big trip to Germany. Having only gone abroad once, when my son was 10 months old, I knew this trip was going to be worlds different. For starters, my daughter was knee deep in toddler tantrums. My son’s needs …