Local playground has some basic sign language gestures so verbal and non-verbal kids can still play and communicate.

The docotors office has a mini MRI machine that lights up and makes noises to help kids understand the proceedure and not be scared.

A playground in a mall that is made like a giant tree.

This sink counter slopes downward to accommodate kids of different heights / ages.

Publix offers free fruit (and usually a cookie from the bakery if you go ask) for kids to snack on.

This Dominos pizza has an area for younger kids to watch the pizza making process.

This kids playground is built like a shipwreck.

An interactive book that shows kids how to ties their shoes.

A quick and easy way to figure out shoe size.

A slide into the ball pit for fun loving kids.

This school has a place for kids to store their skateboards.

This school has ‘pedal desks’ to help kids burn off some energy while learning.

This shopping cart has an area for kids to stand up as you push them.

This swing allows parents to swing with their baby / infant / toddler.

Some public transportation have built-in car seats for younger children.

This ‘playground’ has working street lights and crosswalk signs to help children learn about being safe around traffic.

This see-saw has adjustable weights so kids of different sizes can still play together.

Construction company has a fence with kid-sized windows for curious minds to see what’s going on.

This little safety seat in a public restroom will keep your child safe and secure while you use the bathroom.

A wheelchair accessible swing at the playground.

An airport / airplane themed playground for kids to enjoy.

This car wash has a soap blaster cannon to help keep the kids entertained while waiting for your vehicle to get washed.

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