March 27, 2026

Easter Eggstravaganza Recap: Sensory-Friendly Spring Fun at Behavior Frontiers' Edina Autism Center

Easter Eggstravaganza Recap: Sensory-Friendly Spring Fun at Behavior Frontiers' Edina Autism Center — Behavior Frontiers

Spring has arrived, and our Edina, MN autism center celebrated in the best way possible – with baskets, golden eggs, and big smiles all around! Families joined us for our Spring Easter Eggstravaganza, and it was truly an egg-ceptional day filled with laughter, discovery, and springtime joy. From start to finish, the energy at our Edina ABA therapy center was electric, and we couldn't be more grateful to everyone who came out to celebrate with us.

The day was packed with sensory-friendly activities thoughtfully designed to make every child feel comfortable, engaged, and excited. Whether kiddos were exploring hands-on activity stations or diving into the egg hunt, there was something magical around every corner – and every activity was crafted with children with autism in mind. And speaking of the egg hunt – the excitement hit its peak when eight lucky winners cracked open a golden egg and took home a special prize! The cheers were absolutely contagious.

Events like these are so much more than just a party. They're a chance for families in the Edina and greater Minneapolis–St. Paul area to connect, for children with autism to build confidence in a welcoming and inclusive environment, and for our team to celebrate the incredible kids and families we get to work with every day. Seeing so many happy faces reminded us exactly why we love what we do.

Relive the Day in Photos

Scroll through the photos below and relive all the springtime magic from our Edina center – from the egg hunt scramble to the golden egg winners, every moment captured tells the story of an amazing day spent together.

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Why Families in Edina Choose Behavior Frontiers for ABA Therapy

At Behavior Frontiers, we believe every child deserves care as unique as they are. Our center-based ABA therapy programs in Edina, MN and surrounding areas offer engaging, supportive environments where learning feels natural and fun. Children spend their days with a dedicated team of behavior technicians, behavior supervisors, and BCBAs who work closely together to create seamless, connected learning experiences – celebrating progress at every step, no matter how big or small.

We're currently enrolling children up to age 6 for our full-day center-based programs, designed to build communication, social, and school-readiness skills. We also offer in-home ABA therapy for children and teens of all ages, bringing the same compassionate, evidence-based care right to your home.

Events like our Easter Eggstravaganza are just one of the many ways our Edina autism center goes beyond therapy to build community, create joy, and support the whole family. We can't wait to see you at our next one!

Enroll in ABA Therapy at Our Edina, MN Center Today

If you're searching for autism therapy in Edina, ABA therapy near Minneapolis, or a trusted autism care center in the Twin Cities area, Behavior Frontiers is here to help your child reach their full potential. Schedule a tour, meet our caring team, and see firsthand how we're helping families achieve brighter futures – one win at a time. Contact us today by calling 888-922-2843 or filling out the form here.

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