Sensory Santa, sometimes referred to as “Silent Santa” is an opportunity for children with autism and/or sensory processing disorder to visit Santa in a quiet and welcoming, sensory-friendly environment.

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.

Sensory Santa, sometimes referred to as “Silent Santa” is an opportunity for children with autism and/or sensory processing disorder to visit Santa in a quiet and welcoming, sensory-friendly environment.

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