Quiet Area for Kids' Halloween Party

Video Transcript

"Hi, I'm Matt Cail and on behalf of Expert Village I'm here today to show you how to throw a Halloween party for your kids. So an important thing not to overlook at your party is to make sure to have a quiet room or corner where any children, any child that has a meltdown can go. Enviably when you have a lot of children that they're all around each other like that you're going to have somebody that's going to have a problem who might need a timeout. Maybe they ate too much and their tummy is upset or maybe their Halloween just can be stressful it's a lot of fun for kids but it also can be kind of crazy, kind of stressful for them. There's a lot of unusual things running around a lot of their friends don't look fully recognizable, there might be music, it's a lot of sensory input going into their brain. So they may crash and if they do crash they need a place to go to have their timeout and have some quiet to recover. Kids are very resilient after a 5 minute in the quiet area or just chilling out maybe seated away from the music or loud games they'll be ready to jump right back in the action, but it's important to have a place to fall back to in case they need it."