09/16/2026
If planning a vacation for your autistic/neurodivergent child feels like you need to prepare for 47 different scenarios before you can even start getting excited about going…
Hi. I’m Katlyn. And I want to be in your corner. ❤️
Because I’m not going to hand you a generic list of “sensory friendly” recommendations and assume they’ll work for your child.
I want to know YOUR child.
What does a typical day look like at home?
What are their absolute favorite things?
What brings them joy?
What tends to overwhelm them?
How do they handle crowds, noise, waiting, transitions, unfamiliar foods or changes in routine?
What does it look like when they’ve simply had enough?
And just as importantly, what does YOUR family need for this to actually feel like a vacation?
Then we design from there.
Maybe that means choosing a resort because getting back to the room quickly matters more than having the fanciest pool.
Maybe we intentionally build downtime into the middle of the day.
Maybe we talk through transportation options, food, attraction accessibility, sensory considerations and what accommodations may be available.
And you know what else we’re going to do?
Have a backup plan. 😂
Because I’m not just a travel advisor who has learned about neurodivergent travel.
I’m a mom who lives it.
I know we can prepare beautifully and still wake up that morning to a kiddo whose nervous system says, “Absolutely not.” 😂
The goal isn't to create some mythical perfectly regulated vacation where nothing ever goes sideways.
It's to thoughtfully plan around the actual humans taking the trip, give you tools and options, and make sure you don't feel like you're figuring all of this out alone.
Every family deserves the opportunity to travel, make memories and experience the things they love.
So if you've been wanting to take the trip but you've been overwhelmed trying to figure out how to make it work for YOUR child and YOUR family…
Hire me.
It would genuinely be an honor to walk alongside you. ❤️