Make the class sizes no more than 10 kids, especially the older kids. Have some sort of discipline in place for those that would just goof around. Teach kids how to act around kids with Autism and other neurological conditions. We teach our kids how to handle being around "normal" kids, why can't y'all help kids learn to interact and be around kids with Autism.

There were two incidents in which our child was hit and pushed/shoved during class. When she tried to speak up, she felt silenced, which resulted in tears. Although a coach did ask what was wrong, the response felt scripted and dismissive—focusing on “big feelings” rather than actively listening or addressing the situation appropriately.

Just the way the sessions were structured. Instead of personal goals more team based activities, especially for the littles. Not necessarily team vs team, as much as a whole group completes an activity. My child's favorite part were the challenges, but he was always exhausted when it was finally time.

Maybe help move my son to the next class regardless of age.

Have stronger coaches, all of them. Kids just running around over them and it’s not worth talking kids when that happens.

Not so expensive

Stayed longer in TX if we could’ve

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Classes for older kids or a transition program of some sort.

Coach Lindsey and Coach Maddie are phenomenal coaches. I’ve been in the coaching industry for over two decades, and these two women are exceptional. Coach Lindsey always brings a great energy to class. She strikes the perfect balance between pushing students to their zone of proximal development and providing support to help them complete their milestones. Coach Maddie is incredibly personable and genuinely connects with all the students. The curriculum that allows students to play, learn, and grow is incredible, but the execution performed by these two coaches is what really takes the KidStrong program to the next level. Together, they make an unstoppable team!