Buying socks for. You kids with #Autism is always an adventure.

On Saturday we took the boys to Target so they could pick out new socks.  For most families this would be a walk in the park. However, for a family with autistic kids this can be a much more complicated process.

The reason it's difficult for my family has to do with the numerous sensory issues my kids struggle with.The most serious of which is Emmett.

Emmett is extremely sensitive to the feel of clothes on his skin.

One of the most challenging of these sensitivities revolve around socks.   It only do they have to match but they have to fit very tight and never fall down.

Finding just the right socks for each of our boys is next to impossible...

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