Mom's Grief to Hope: Sensory Play Spaces & Book
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Vanessa Hayden, a Fort Wayne resident, transforms her grief into hope for autistic children by founding Partly Whimsical, a business creating sensory-friendly play spaces. Her new childrens book, Aria Helps Granny Find Her Joy, draws from her personal experiences, making tough emotions accessible for young readers. The book concludes with engaging activities to help autistic kids manage feelings. Haydens story resonates with families facing similar challenges, demonstrating how grief can lead to purpose. Her efforts are gaining local support for sensory needs in children, inspiring others during Autism Awareness Month.
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