Child Neurology Consultants of Austin Blog

Repetitive behavior can be an indicator of autism in young children. But is it a common sign in both boys and girls? Find out more here:

Feed them more fish experts say. Learn how your child eating fish at least once a week can help improve sleep quality and give them a brain boost on IQ tests.

He can't yet speak, but this young autistic boy has a lot to say about his condition...dream big!

Learn more about how Dr. Dilip Karnik helped pioneer pediatric neurology in Austin...

The idea of your teenager behind the wheel is a scary one for most parents, especially those with special needs kids. Learn how you can make the ‘learning to drive’ process a little less scary for both of you:

Summer vacation often poses a challenge for parents of children who crave structure. Here are tips to structure your day to accommodate your child's needs and still have fun!

For the first time in nearly a decade, Sesame Street will introduce a new Muppet character to their gang. She is four years old, very curious, and loves to paint, draw, and pick flowers. She also has autism. Learn more about Julia here.

New research shows that doctors may be able to predict autism at an earlier age than ever using special MRI images of a child’s brain.

For autistic children who thrive on set schedules and take comfort in places that are familiar, a vacation can be, well, stressful. Here are a few tips to make traveling more bearable for everyone.