Many children on the autism spectrum begin to show signs of their developmental differences as early as 9 to 12 months of age. These signs can range from deficits in language, to lack of emoting or eye contact with others. Since autism is a spectrum, no one with autism looks or acts like another person […]
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Key Points: Children with autism do experience humor and laughter, though it may look different from what parents expect. Understanding autism humor helps strengthen bonds and supports social development. Parents can use practical strategies to nurture their child’s sense of humor and enjoy shared moments of joy. When a child giggles, it lights up the
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Key Points: Autism can make social situations more draining, and understanding this helps parents support their child better. Recognizing signs of social fatigue early can prevent meltdowns and promote well-being. Practical strategies like planning downtime and teaching self-advocacy help children with autism manage their social battery effectively. It’s no secret that socializing can be exhausting—even
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