Little Fireflies Pediatric Therapy

01/17/2026

Support your child’s speech development by narrating your day out loud with simple, clear sentences: “I’m washing dishes. Now I dry.” 🗣️💬 Talking through everyday activities helps your little one connect words to actions and builds their understanding of language. The more they hear, the more they learn—and it encourages them to try using words too! Keep the conversation flowing, and watch their communication skills grow.

01/17/2026

Receptive language is understanding what’s being said to you, while expressive language is how you communicate back 🗣️💬 Both are key to strong communication — and both are built over time!

01/16/2026

Therapy is like parenting backup — a team helping you support your child’s growth, skills, and confidence 💪🤝 You’re not doing it alone.

01/15/2026

I’m continually reminded how much community matters when building something meaningful.

The encouragement, conversations, and support around Little Fireflies Pediatric Therapy have been incredibly grounding as we move into this next phase.

Thank you for being part of the journey. 💛

01/15/2026

Have your little one carry groceries to practice heavy work and boost body awareness! 🛒💪 It helps them develop strength, coordination, and an understanding of how their body moves. Plus, it’s a great way to make everyday tasks more engaging and empowering!

01/14/2026

By age 4, children should be able to tell simple stories and answer basic who, what, and where questions 📖🗣️ If these skills aren’t emerging, early support can help build strong communication foundations!

01/14/2026

Progress update ✨

As we prepare for the opening of Little Fireflies Pediatric Therapy, we’re taking important next steps and confirming details behind the scenes.

We’re getting close—and we can’t wait to share more when the time is right.

We’re connecting with families on our waitlist and taking important steps as we prepare for our opening.

Grateful for the patience, trust, and encouragement from this community as we move closer to welcoming families through our doors. 💛

01/14/2026

✨ We’re not the biggest clinic—and that’s on purpose. ✨

At Little Fireflies, staying small means your child isn’t rushed, overlooked, or placed in a one-size-fits-all program.

Small by design. Personal by nature.

Join our waitlist > https://forms.gle/oWEdF33KcuczdiYh9

01/13/2026

✨ From our recent feature ✨

“What we do goes beyond therapy sessions—we support the whole family and help build a community where kids are accepted, understood, and celebrated for who they are.”

At Little Fireflies, our care is child-led, relationship-based, and never about fixing kids or forcing them into a mold. We meet children where they are and support skills in ways that work for them.

📖 Read the full article here: https://voyageaustin.com/interview/inspiring-conversations-with-felicia-graves-of-little-fireflies-pediatric-therapy 💛🧡🩵

Today we’d like to introduce you to Felicia Graves. Hi Felicia, we’re thrilled to have a chance to learn your story today. So, before we get into specifics, maybe you can briefly walk us through how you got to where you are today?Little Fireflies really started from seeing a need over and over a...

01/13/2026

School-based therapy is about supporting students in the classroom environment, while private therapy offers individualized, one-on-one care 💡 Both have their unique strengths in helping kids thrive.

01/12/2026

If your child needs support with speech or language skills, you may find yourself hearing a lot of new terms and wondering: “Should we go through the school? Should we find a private therapist? What’s the difference—and which one is best for my child?” These are great questions—and you’r...

01/12/2026

🐾 What Kids Can Learn from Paw Patrol 🐾

At Little Fireflies, we love shows that help kids practice real-life skills in familiar, comforting ways. Paw Patrol offers several lessons that support emotional regulation and development:

🚨 Structure helps kids feel safe
Predictable routines and clear roles help children know what to expect — which can reduce anxiety and support regulation.

🤝 Asking for help is a strength
The pups work together and call on each other when challenges feel big. Kids learn they don’t have to do everything on their own.

🧠 Problem-solving works best when you stay calm
The characters pause, think, and make a plan before acting — a great model for slowing down when emotions run high.

🐾 Everyone has different strengths
Each pup brings something unique. Kids learn that differences are valuable and that not everyone needs to do things the same way.

💛 Encouragement builds confidence
Positive words and reassurance help the pups try again, even after mistakes — reinforcing emotional safety and resilience.

📺 When kids see familiar characters practicing regulation and teamwork, those skills become easier to understand and use.

First in Taylor. First for kids.