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Sensory tips for a stress-free July 4th

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Help your child manage loud noises, get ready for family gatherings, and have a great time on your 4th of July adventures. [Understood's Home page]( [Understood's Home page]( The 4th of July is coming soon, and we’re excited for the fun things that come with it, like barbecues, parades, and fireworks! But for some kids, all the loud noises and big gatherings can be too much. So, we’ve got some tips to help your child enjoy the holiday. [Read: 5 ways to cope with noise sensitivities]( [Help your child handle loud noises]( Help your child handle loud noises Fireworks and other loud sounds can be tough for some kids. But there are ways to help them feel better! You can try using earplugs or headphones to block out the noise, play calming music in the background, or find a quiet spot where your child can take a break if they need to. [Find out more](   [Read: 7 ways to prepare kids for visiting relatives and family friends]( [Get ready for family parties]( Get ready for family parties The 4th of July is a time to spend with family and friends. Talk to your child about what to expect at these gatherings. Help them feel more comfortable by practicing how to greet people, and even thinking of things they can talk about with others. [See social tips](   [Read: 10 tips to get your child ready for a trip]( [Tips for smooth 4th of July travel]( Tips for smooth 4th of July travel If you’re traveling for the 4th of July, there are things you can do to make it easier for your child. Involve them in planning the trip. Talk about where you’re going and what you’ll do. Pack things that make them feel comfortable. And create a countdown calendar to get them excited. [Check out travel tips]( [Donate today!]( Already thinking about the upcoming school year? Many families and educators will go back to school without the resources they need for learning and thinking differences. Help us make sure every child has the tools they need to thrive! [Make your gift today →](   Discover what’s possible with Understood [Our mission]( | [Our story]( | [Our team]( | [Our partners]( | experts]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [TikTok]( [LinkedIn]( [Pinterest]( As a nonprofit, we rely on donors like you. [Give today]( Understood for All Inc, 96 Morton Street, Floor 5, New York, NY 10014, United States Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( | For more information, please review our [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Use](

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