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Understanding some autism-specific traits contributing to the challenges of toilet training, will allow us to better understand how to support children during this stage of life.

Understanding and managing sensory overload can help ensure that summer remains enjoyable and stress-free for everyone in your family. Check out our top tips for navigating summer sensory overload with confidence.

While swimming and other water-based activities offer engaging sensory experiences, it is important we acknowledge the safety concerns that come along with it. We have a list of swim safety tips tailored to the unique needs of children with autism, helping families enjoy their summertime experiences safely.  

Summer is almost here! This is a time when many families embark on travel adventures. For families with children with Autism, summer travel can pose unique challenges.

April is when we celebrate Autism Awareness Month! We are excited to join in the celebration by providing resources, education, and networking opportunities in our community.

On March 20th, we celebrate World Behavior Analysis Day. This is a time where we acknowledge the impact the field of behavior analysis has, promote awareness, and reflect on the role it plays in the lives of behavior analysts, therapists, educators, and families who work each day to make a difference in the lives of individuals with Autism and beyond. 

Social skills refer to an individual’s ability to communicate with others in a way that is appropriate for social situations. These are the skills needed to form friendships and engage with others in conversations, playing games, and engaging in activities.  

Little Spurs Pediatric Urgent Care is proud to recognize their Bandera and Westover locations as the first urgent care provider in Texas to achieve the...

We are going to breakdown some of the most common terms here to help parents and caregivers navigate the world of ABA with ease. 

Sensory sensitivities are among the most common traits for children on the Autism Spectrum, which means dressing for the winter season can be a challenging task. Here are some areas to consider when navigating winter clothing with a child with sensory sensitivities.