As the school year ends, children with autism may struggle with changes to their routine. Parents can ease this transition by maintaining a consistent schedule, gathering end-of-year information, creating a summer plan with structured and unstructured activities, recognizing anxiety, and fostering open communication. Tailoring strategies to a child’s needs is crucial.
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How to Develope Routines for Your Child
Feel like there’s no predictable pattern in your child’s day? You may want to consider developing a routine with your child to add some structure to the day. Read here to learn more about how to do this.
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