My Cave is a magical place
It is a cozy nest
Filled with calming things
That soothe my autistic soul.
It is small and dark
Full of sensory friendly things
A beanbag chair to sink in to
The glow of fairy lights
Defused peppermint oil
Soft and calming music.
When the world is too much
And I am overloaded
Into my cave
I retreat.
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It’s good to have a cave, no matter who. My oldest has Autism and his cave is our porch swing with his iPod and earbuds. His cave has changed over the years too. This one seems to be his favorite though. 😃
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