Neurodiverse Sensory Storytime — North County Regional Library

For neurodiverse children (autism spectrum, sensory processing challenges, ADHD); sensory-sensitive activities; small group; a parent or supporting adult must accompany the child; registration required with the child's name and age (waitlist when full).

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A small-group storytime at North County Regional Library in Huntersville for neurodiverse children: kids on the autism spectrum, with sensory processing challenges and/or ADHD. Library staff lead half an hour of stories and sensory-sensitive activities that welcome children of all abilities, and a parent or supporting adult stays with each child throughout. The library keeps the group small on purpose, so registration is required and spots are limited; you register with your child's name and age and a parent's email address, and the listing keeps a waitlist once it fills. It suits preschool and school-age children with their grown-ups. Sessions this season are Wednesday mornings, November 4 and December 2, 2026, from 9:30 to 10 a.m.