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| Children with autism experience a difficult | | | | autism can be taught, that there will be changes, |
| opportunity relating to what is deemed to be | | | | schedules will change, environments will change |
| normal, in relation to events and objects. Most of | | | | and objects will change. Therefore, abnormal |
| such individuals hold a way of interacting in on | | | | relationships to objects and events will become |
| objects or events, with their behavior, such a | | | | normal and less stressful. Articles On Children With |
| performs not relate to the objects or events. | | | | Autism |
| The result is, abnormal relationships to objects | | | | Another area to consider with individuals with |
| and events. Articles On Children With Autism | | | | autism, is their play time. Some do not play at all. |
| Most individuals with autism will become upset, if | | | | They do not want to interact with play objects, |
| the objects or schedules are changed. For | | | | such as cars, trucks, dolls or other toys. This is an |
| example, if your child is familiar with taking a | | | | abnormal relationship to objects and events. |
| certain stuffed toy to bed with them and it is | | | | In addition, they may go out to dinner with their |
| changed to another stuffed toy, the individual | | | | family and it is a different place, not the usual one |
| may become resistant, difficult to manage. This | | | | they go to, which is routine, which may cause the |
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| changed, and the need for knowing what to | | | | become hard to handle, because it is not |
| expect or predictability, is changed, or challenged. | | | | scheduled. This again, is to be considered abnormal |
| This is considered to be an abnormal relationships | | | | relationships with objects and events. |
| to objects and events. | | | | With patience and understanding, that your child |
| It has been viewed, that children with autism do | | | | needs to grow and be taught, to have healthy |
| much better, when there are no changes, routine | | | | relationships to objects and events, by making |
| stays the same, events and objects stay the | | | | changes. This will happen in their life and yours. |
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| predictability, they are attempting to control, | | | | can be enjoyable. Never give up on them! Don't |
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