How to Create Sensory-Friendly Spaces
Published: Aug. 4, 2026Updated: Aug. 4, 2026
Does your home actually support your child's sensory needs — or is it working against them? We sat down with Beatrice Tokayer, founder of BRT Interior Design and mom of three boys with ADHD, to break down what sensory-friendly really means, what it looks like when it's done well, and how families can start making changes at home that ripple into every space their child navigates outside of it.
For more resources on sensory processing and supporting your child at home and at school, visit: Tips for Creating a Sensory-Friendly Home For Kids
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