There are plenty of ways to make July 4th sensory-friendly, enjoyable, and safe. After all, what’s the point of celebrating if it only creates more stress? With a little planning and foresight, your family can enjoy everything Independence Day has to offer and make their day a memorable one.

Building a sensory space for your child can be super fun and enjoyable. The idea behind a sensory space is that your child has a zone of their own to rest, relax, play, and thrive. The rest of the world is rarely sensory-friendly, but that doesn’t mean your child’s room can’t offer sweet relief from the buzz and bustle of everyday life.

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In honor of Father’s Day, we’re looking at five fun sensory activities for dads and their little ones. Indoors, outdoors, with other people, or one-on-one, the most important part is children enjoying the company of their dads! You’ll find some familiar favorites here, but you’ll see we’ve updated them for optimal sensory success.