The Bathroom That Was Too Loud: Auditory Sensitivity Story
A Sensory-Friendly Story for Navigating Public Restrooms and Loud Noises for Autistic Kids
Public restrooms are often terrifying.
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Public restrooms are often terrifying. The automatic flush, the echoing hand dryers, and the sharp smells create a perfect storm for panic. With 1 in 36 children identified with autism and countless navigating sensory processing differences, we need real tools to manage these spaces. I designed this sensory-friendly story to validate that fear and provide actionable hacks—like blinding the flush sensor with a sticky note. I want your child to feel safe and in control when navigating public spaces.
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