Keys To Parenting The Child With Autism

Autism is a developmental disorder that affects a child's communication, behavior, and social skills. This new edition has been updated to reflect current trends and technologies used in diagnosing and treating autism. Parents will find balanced and up-to-date information on therapy, education, health care, and other areas. Books in Barron's easy-to-read series of Parenting Keys contain advice and information on a wide range of child-related subjects, written by experts in psychology, physical health, education, and social and personal development. Parenting Keys help parents raise healthy, happy, productive, and well-adjusted children in the demanding contemporary environment.

Raising a kid with autism is not a hardship, and it should not be seen as such. With the necessary tools and knowledge, you'll be ready to raise your kid and send them out to live on their own, achieve great success, and follow their aspirations when the time comes. in HOW TO HANDLE KIDS WITH AUTISM you'll learn: How your autistic child perceives the world in reality The truth about Autism How to regulate your emotions as a parent. plus a lot more. Every parent fights with self-doubt throughout their life. These uncertainties may have a considerable influence on the development of a child with ASD if you are their parent. But starting today, everything of it is susceptible to change! Scroll up and hit the "Add to Cart" button right now if you want to improve your child's life and give them the skills they need to cope with daily stress in a healthy way.

Being a special needs parent and feeling like you are doing all you can to assist your child's growth and development may be difficult to manage. As a parent, it may be hard when you don't know what to do about your child's behavior or when you go through the emotional upheaval, demands, and concerns that come with this challenge. It's not just you. You are not alone on those nights when you lay awake worried about your child's future and trying to be strong for them. I entirely understand you, and I admire your tenacity and effort in trying to learn more about your child's illness. Because of this, I wrote this book to clarify things for you. Here is a sample of what you will learn in Keys to Parenting Kids with Autism: The facts of ASD, its signs, and the most widespread myths surrounding it How an ASD is identified How to comprehend the feelings of your kid How to control your emotions How to create an emotional balance And lots more! So if you're certain you want the answer, scroll up and hit the "Add to cart" button

Do you need help dealing with your child's tantrums, inappropriate behavior or communication issues? Then this is the book you've been waiting for. Based on the principles of the Miller Method, this book is filled with effective tips for solving behavioral issues promptly in day-to-day situations. Miller's insights, compiled here and expanded upon by Theresa Smith, are based on an understanding of the cognitive and sensory needs of children with autism and how this can underlie certain disordered behaviors. This practical how-to guide will help you to identify causes of distress, foster friendships, increase focus, toilet train, stop tantrums and handle inappropriate conduct. This will provide essential daily support to parents, families, carers and teachers of pre-adolescent children on the autism spectrum. The book is targeted toward the most affected ASD children.

This book is an essential resource for parents of autistic children. It provides valuable advice on how to communicate and foster positive behavior patterns, as well as strategies for creating meaningful connections with your unique young family member. With insight from experts in the field, readers will gain a deeper understanding of autism spectrum disorder that can serve them in their parenting journey. Full of practical tips and strategies, this book will provide the guidance needed to ensure that your child's needs are met - so that they can reach their full potential! Not only does it offer guidance on how to better understand and interact with your child, but also offers hope and reassurance for parents who may feel overwhelmed by the task at hand. Even more importantly, it emphasizes the joys of raising an autistic child and highlights the unique gifts that each individual brings to the family. With this book, parents of autistic children can rest assured that they have everything they need to provide love and support while their special young family member grows up. things to come across in this book: - Strategies for communicating and fostering positive behavior patterns - Insight from experts in the field of autism spectrum disorder - Practical tips for parenting an autistic child - Guidance on how to better understand and interact with your child - Reassurance and hope for parents who may feel overwhelmed by the task at hand - Emphasis on the joys of raising an autistic child, as well as highlighting the unique gifts that each individual brings to the family. - A focus on providing love and support while allowing your special young family member to reach their full potential. With this book, you will have all the tools you need to raise happy, healthy children within a unique family dynamic.

Children with autism spectrum disorder are characterized by a combination of two unusual kinds of behaviors: deficits in communication and social skills, and restricted or repetitive behaviors. These symptoms may vary greatly in severity. Whether building a personal support network, creating safe environments, or navigating your child's relationship with others, you'll discover a variety of ways to set your child and yourself up for success in this book. This book includes: -Easy-to-use advice-Find out how to help your child deal with a variety of situations, including home life, family outings, and educational opportunities. -Real-life case studies-Gain insight into the use of this book's strategies with the help of examples drawn from real-life case studies. -Advocacy and communication tips-Learn ways to better communicate with your child as well as advocate for their unique needs.

This book is for anyone starting on the journey of being a parent to an autistic child.A few years back, I learnt my son was autistic, however I didn't know what that meant. It was just a word. Was it a condition, or a disability or just a different personality type and what impact would it have?Back then I went hunting for information, much of it contradictory, much of it worrying, much of it written with a certainty that wasn't justified.What I needed were examples of the types of situations I would face and concerns I would have as a parent trying to do their best for a child I didn't fully understand.Key to that, I really could have done with someone simply saying that giving time is the main thing. Play with your child, get to know them, engage in their interests and the rest will follow.Yes, do reading, worry about schools and jobs and other stuff off in the future but right now all that can wait. Just engage with a child to whom you are everything.Writing the book has been cathartic and yet it is a book that both is and isn't personal.It is personal in that it is written from experience rather than by an expert on all things autism, it is also personal in that it is written as a reminder to myself to follow the principles contained within.At the same time, while it is shaped by my son, it is not a book about him and nor is it a book for me.It is a book for you, right now.Your child is autistic, you will have a sense that makes things different.In this book I'll talk through examples, whether it is small allowances like engaging in niche interests or ruling out certain venues, or bigger concerns such as battling for suitable educational provision.What binds the topics together is an urge to do what's best for your child, only without certainty as to what best actually looks like.There are 10 key messages.1) Most parents to autistic children will have similar concerns, it is worth remembering that you are not alone2) There is no destination, only progress3) You will become the world's leading expert on your child. Carry this confidence around with you - listen to others but don't downplay your own experience and knowledge.4) Spend time with your child, if they have an interest embrace it as if it's your own. An autistic child may not grow up to have a large social group, arguably this makes their relationship with those closest to them all the more important5) Don't be too hard on yourself. Things go wrong even when perfectly planned. Everyone gets frustrated. If you have a bad five minutes, don't let it become a bad hour. If you have a bad day, don't let it become a bad week.6) Develop a thick skin. Your child will have meltdowns, they might, if they're anything like mine, say the odd random thing that you might feel the need to apologise for. Deal with it, move on and forget about it. Do not allow the past to limit the present7) Don't overstate the impact of autism - every family has struggles, every child is challenging. Do not frame each challenge as if it is caused by autism.8) It's the environment and society that needs to change, not your child. The world is not set up with autistic children in mind, that's not their fault. They need to learn to cope, but not to be someone they are not.9) Remember that although your autistic child has needs so too does everyone in the family unit. This especially applies to any siblings, their needs cannot be compromised.10) Right now matters more than the future.In this book, every chapter starts You Will, yet that suggests a certainty that I cannot deliver. I cannot say definitely what you will do, all I know is that there are certain topics and questions that are likely to occupy your thoughts.There is one exception. There is a You Will chapter of which I'm certain.It's the final chapter. You Will Make Things Better.You will do that.Yours from a few years down the line.Jon

What caused my child's autism? What will my child's future be like? How do I explain autism to others? If this sounds like you, then keep reading! Parenting a Child with Autism: A Must Have Parents Guide to Understanding and Managing Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) will provide you answers to these questions and more! Autism occurs today in as many as 1 out of 44 children in the United States alone. Learning how to take care of a child with autism can feel daunting due to the range of problems that the child may have from social and emotional problems to digestive issues, anxiety, outbursts, and other sicknesses and diseases. It is important to diagnose a child with autism early to get help and support. Autistic children often withdraw, regress in life, and demonstrate behavior non-verbally. When a child has autism, it can be a very confusing experience for a parent or caregiver. Learning what autism is, what the autism spectrum looks like and the challenges presented by raising a child with autism are key to happy family life and raising your child safely. Within these pages, you will discover: - What Autism Is. - How to Recognize Autism. - How Autism is Diagnosed. - What Signs to Look For. - What Causes Autism. - How to Support the Caregiver. - Various Therapies and Interventions. - How to Best Support your Autistic Child. AND MUCH MORE! Armed with these skills in hand, you will be better prepared to help your autistic child daily and improve his or her quality of life. As you will see, having an autistic child does not need to be devastating for you or your child. By understanding what your child is going through, you will be better prepared to handle the challenges that come your way and create your own plan and methods to cope and ensure your child blossoms and functions well in the world. If you're ready to learn how to best care for your autistic child - then look no further. Don't waste another minute, scroll up and hit "BUY NOW" to get started today!