For parents of sensory-sensitive children, the phrase "family vacation" or "museum day" can sometimes trigger a knot of anxiety in our stomachs. We want to give our kids the world—to let them explore, play, and learn—but traditional family attractions are often a minefield of overwhelming stimuli. Blaring overhead speakers, chaotic crowds, and harsh fluorescent lighting can turn a joyful outing into a state of sensory overload within minutes.