Creating an inclusive, sensory-friendly space is essential for supporting neurodivergent children. Photos: 123rf
Children often seem like they are always moving at top speed, but a relatively new programme at Jacksonville Public Library in Jacksonville, Florida, the United States recognises that some kids do better when the world around them slows down a bit.
“Everything included in our regular storytime is still there,” youth services librarian Courtney Langdon said of the library’s Sensory-Sensitive Storytime (SSS).
