Easter is fast approaching, and with it comes a bevy of activities from easter egg hunts to visits with the Easter Bunny.

These fun button crafts for kids are a creative and colorful way to keep your family busy and to recycle old items!

We Rock the Spectrum is an indoor gym with sensory-friendly equipment specially designed to aid children with sensory processing disorders.

The Salvation Army Kroc Center: 1833 Broad St., 6-8 p.m. Kids ages 2-12 can dive into the pool for a floating egg hunt, enjoy Easter-themed arts and crafts, bounce houses, games and an egg drop ...

Sensory Bags: fill a Ziplock bag with hair gel or baby oil, add small objects, and seal it tightly. The squishy bag can be ...

An Easter egg hunt at the Wistariahurst Museum on Sunday was designed specifically with those sensory-sensitive kids in mind.

For many parents of children living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), a well-packed sensory bag isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s a survival kit for the unpredictable world outside. April is World ...

"The purpose for our event is to find an inclusive and sensory sensitive Easter outing and celebration for families and kids that experience diverse needs, it is something that we're really excited ...

Jonesborough is putting a sensory-friendly spin on a classic Easter tradition, offering a gentle and inclusive egg hunt for those who prefer a calmer way to celebrate. The Town of Jonesborough Park ...

From 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. April 6, the mall will be hosting the event to ensure families of children with special ... the event will also include arts and crafts, games, train rides, a 1,000 ...

Patel had heard of sensory-safe or specialized gyms for toddlers, but not for older kids. When he started researching the idea, he came across We Rock the Spectrum. We Rock the Spectrum was ...