Center Parcs rolls out sensory libraries for neurodivergent families
Richmond & Twickenham Times
Center Parcs is introducing sensory libraries at all its villages to support neurodivergent families, offering free access to items like noise-reducing ear defenders, fidget toys, and visual timers. The initiative follows research showing that 80% of parents consider a destination's ability to meet their child's needs when choosing where to go, and 75% avoid certain activities due to overwhelming environments. The program aims to provide choice and practical support, addressing the growing demand for accommodations for neurodivergent children.
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