 It's difficult to find educational opportunities that provide the sensory friendly services that some kids need. Scott Massione of member station WYPR reports on how a museum in Baltimore is trying to change that. At the B&O Railroad Museum, there are beanbag chairs and fidget spinners galore. That's just one of the few ways the museum's summer camp, which is focused on learning about trains, helps kids on the spectrum deal with overstimulation or the need for stimulus to relax them.