Autism Support at Skids and Giggles Toilet Training — Across NSW

Children with autism spectrum disorder often experience challenges with fine motor skills, which can impact daily activities like self-care, writing, and play. Skids and Giggles Toilet Training recognises these needs and provides targeted fine motor support tailored to each child's developmental level and sensory preferences. Fine motor interventions at the clinic may include hand strengthening exercises using therapy putty or tweezers to develop finger control, scissor skills practice with adaptive equipment to build coordination, and pencil grip training using specialised grips or weighted utensils to improve writing readiness. These activities are designed to be engaging and play-based, helping children develop the muscle control and coordination needed for everyday tasks. Many families access occupational therapy services through NDIS funding (2025-26), which can support ongoing therapy at Skids and Giggles Toilet Training. While occupational therapists cannot diagnose autism spectrum disorder, they work collaboratively with families and other professionals to address the functional skills that matter most in your child's daily life. The clinic's approach focuses on building confidence and independence in fine motor tasks, supporting your child's participation at home, school, and in the community.