Every parent knows it can be a serious struggle to get your kids dressed and out the door in the morning. But for parents of kids with special needs, such as sensory processing issues, it can be particularly hard to find clothes that their children are willing to wear. But now Target has made things a little easier.
The retail giant has rolled out a collection of sensory-friendly clothing for children under their house brand Cat & Jack, which will be available exclusively online. “The limited selection of sensory-friendly pieces features heat-transferred labels in place of tags, flat seams, and one-dimensional graphic tees,” Target spokesperson Meghan Roman tells Yahoo Style.
The line includes three main styles for girls (long-sleeve tee, short-sleeve tee, and leggings) and two styles for boys (long- and short-sleeve tee). “The leggings also will be available in larger sizes and a higher rise to accommodate diapers for older kids,” she notes.
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