Little Fireflies Pediatric Therapy

Little Fireflies Pediatric Therapy Compassionate, neurodivergent-affirming care close to home.

We provide high-quality pediatric therapy tailored to each child’s unique needs—serving Taylor, TX and surrounding areas. Little Fireflies Pediatric Therapy is a nonprofit in Taylor, Tx working to provide neurodivergent-affirming therapy services tailored to the unique needs of children in our community. We are dedicated to offering high-quality, compassionate care for families seeking speech and/or occupational therapy close to home.

Thank you for your incredible generosity this Giving Tuesday!Because of your support, the Greater Taylor Foundation  pre...
12/09/2025

Thank you for your incredible generosity this Giving Tuesday!
Because of your support, the Greater Taylor Foundation presented Little Fireflies with a check for $626.67.

Your kindness brings us one step closer to opening our pediatric therapy clinic in summer 2026, where children will have access to neurodivergent-affirming care and families will find the support they deserve.

We are deeply grateful for every person who gave, shared, and encouraged our mission.
Together, we’re lighting the way for brighter futures.

Echolalia is when a child repeats words or phrases — and it’s more than just copying 🗣️✨ It can be a way to learn langua...
12/09/2025

Echolalia is when a child repeats words or phrases — and it’s more than just copying 🗣️✨ It can be a way to learn language, process thoughts, or communicate. Listen closely — there's meaning behind the echo.

12/08/2025

If you’ve ever known and loved an autistic person, you may have noticed how much they thrive with structure. Maybe they like to know what’s coming next. Maybe they eat the same breakfast every day, or always sit in the same seat at the table. Maybe even the idea of a surprise can bring big...

Water plants with a spray bottle to strengthen small hand muscles and improve coordination! 🌱💦 The act of squeezing the ...
12/06/2025

Water plants with a spray bottle to strengthen small hand muscles and improve coordination! 🌱💦 The act of squeezing the trigger helps build finger and hand strength while teaching responsibility. Plus, it’s a fun way to nurture both plants and fine motor skills at the same time!

Praxis is the brain’s ability to plan, organize, and carry out movements — like getting dressed or using a pencil ✏️🧠 Wh...
12/06/2025

Praxis is the brain’s ability to plan, organize, and carry out movements — like getting dressed or using a pencil ✏️🧠 When praxis is hard, everyday tasks can feel overwhelming. With support, kids can build confidence step by step!

✨ Thank you from Little Fireflies! ✨We just received the final results from GiveTaylor… and not only did we hit the goal...
12/05/2025

✨ Thank you from Little Fireflies! ✨
We just received the final results from GiveTaylor… and not only did we hit the goal we set — we passed it!

Your kindness, generosity, and belief in our mission made this possible. Because of you, more children and families in our community will receive the support they deserve.

💛 Thank you for lighting the way with us.

12/05/2025

🎄 A Caregiver’s Guide to Attending the Christmas Parade With an Autistic Child 🎄

The Christmas parade can be magical — and also a lot. If you’re planning to go with your autistic kiddo, here are some tips to help make it a smoother, more comfortable experience:

✨ Before You Go
• Talk through what to expect: crowds, lights, sirens, music, and waiting.
• Show pictures or short videos of past parades to help your child visualize it.
• Pack a small sensory kit: headphones, sunglasses, fidgets, snacks, and a comfort item.
• If your child is a runner or tends to elope, consider using a tether or harness for added safety and peace of mind.
• Pick a spot that gives your child space — the edges, a quieter corner, or somewhere with an easy exit route.

✨ During the Parade
• Noise-cancelling headphones or earbuds are totally fair game.
• Let your child move, stim, flap, or sit however they need.
• If the crowds feel too intense, don’t hesitate to relocate or take a break.
• If your child wants to leave early or watch from farther away, go with what works for them.

✨ After the Parade
• Plan some downtime afterward — quiet play, screens, dim lights, or whatever helps them settle.
• Celebrate the wins, even if the win was “we stayed for five minutes and that was enough.”

And remember: there’s no one “right” way to do a parade.
Your kid’s comfort and safety matter more than tradition or expectations. You’re doing great. 💛

This community gets it — the struggles, the joys, the every day in between 🤝 You’re not alone here. We see you, we suppo...
12/05/2025

This community gets it — the struggles, the joys, the every day in between 🤝 You’re not alone here. We see you, we support you, and we’re stronger together.

12/04/2025

At our Autism Support Group on Monday, we spent some time talking about the upcoming holidays.
Here are a few gentle reminders for caregivers as we head into a busy season:

✨ Holiday Reminders for Caregivers
• You are not responsible for making everyone happy.
• Rest is a valid and important way to spend the holidays.
• It’s okay to leave early, arrive late, or skip events altogether.
• You know your child’s needs better than anyone — trust your instincts.
• Traditions can be flexible; it’s okay to adapt or create new ones that work for your family.

💬 Helpful Scripts for Talking With Relatives
• “We’re keeping things low-key this year to support what’s best for our child. Thanks for understanding.”
• “If you see us stepping away or taking a break, everything is fine — that’s just part of how we help our child stay regulated.”
• “Loud noises/crowds/changes in routine can be tough, so we may adjust plans. I’ll let you know what works for us that day.”
• “Please don’t take it personally if my child doesn’t hug, make eye contact, or join in. They connect in their own way.”
• “We might leave earlier than expected. We love spending time with everyone — we just need to honor our child’s limits.”

Our Autism Support Group meets on the first Monday of every month at 6:00pm at 2105 Davis Street.
Everyone is welcome — we’d love to have you join us. 💛

12/03/2025

A HUGE thank you to everyone who has donated today. 💛 Every dollar donated creates access to therapy for our kids and I can’t say enough how much that matters for our local community.

THANK YOU!!

If you haven’t donated yet the matching opportunity is running until midnight. Whether you’re donating $5 or $50 every dollar counts!

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We are 60% of the way to our goal for donations!! I know we can do this friends. Every little bit helps. 💛💛Please share ...
12/02/2025

We are 60% of the way to our goal for donations!! I know we can do this friends. Every little bit helps. 💛💛
Please share this post and help spread the word. Your donations are matched so even $5 or $10 is such a huge help!

There’s still time to donate! 💛
Give today and a portion of every dollar will be matched by Give Taylor, increasing your impact. Every contribution helps us open our clinic so we can begin providing speech and occupational therapy to children in our community.

Donate here: https://ctxcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=1143&sorg_id=1000

Address

Taylor, TX
76574

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+15125294736

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