Lansing Lugnuts Hosting Sensory-Friendly Night At Jackson Field Why A Sensory-Friendly Night Matters "Individuals on the autism spectrum process sensory information in a different manner than their neurotypical peers," The Place for Children With Autism said. "Sometimes this means that people on the spectrum take in more of that information and can become overwhelmed, especially in public settings." One way The Place for Children With Autism says growth of the movement with autism awareness and acceptance has helped be more inclusive is with events that offer a more "sensory friendly" atmosphere. (CLICK HERE for more information on what a "sensory friendly" space is likely to entail.)