Time with Santa a gift for special needs kids
Six-year-old Sam Kelly remembered visiting Santa at Sensity in Paris last year.
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Six-year-old Sam Kelly remembered visiting Santa at Sensity in Paris last year.
The holiday season can be one that is chaotic for many families. However, the chaos can make the situation worse or unbearable for some kids who have sensory issues.
Silent Santas can be helpful to those who have trouble processing loud noises, bright lights, and big crowds while still partaking in the holiday tradition.
Sunday morning at the Seminole Towne Center, Santa came to greet an extra-special group of visitors. Children and teens with special needs were welcome at the Stanford shopping center for the annual Sensitive Santa event. "It's a great opportunity to see Santa in a very relaxing situation, not long lines, and especially very welcoming to the older kids," said Rita Mena, whose son has special needs.
Christmas festivities are here and there are plenty of things you can do to celebrate this weekend in Stockton and across San Joaquin County.