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Understanding AUTISM, Walk A Mile in Their Shoes: Beginners Guide to: Diagnosis Process, Creating Routines, Managing Sensory Difficulties, Surviving Meltdowns, And much more!
According to statistics reported by CDC in 2020, 1 in 54 children in the USA were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in 2016.
It is suggested that boys are 4 times more likely to get a diagnosis of autism than girls. Autism does not discriminate; it effects all ethnicities and socio-economic groups.
Perhaps you have your suspicions. You may have seen some signs that are ringing bells and the first place you go to is the internet— we all do it! But when it comes to our children, it’s easy to get swept away with so much information and the panic sets in.
Many fear an autism diagnosis, worried about this label that their children will have to wear. But getting a diagnosis and early intervention is the best thing that could happen. Your concerns are validated and above all, you can access the help and services available.
Here comes the big but! A diagnosis can take months, even years. And this can be detrimental to your child’s well-being.
Yet, there is an array of things you can start doing at home to better understand the needs of your child and support their development—without the need for qualifications and professional experience.
In the first part of my guide to Autism, you will learn:
Everyone doubts their parenting skills but for a parent whose child is on the spectrum, these doubts are magnified. You are worried about everything from what you could be doing better to their future.
Take all this energy, add it to the knowledge you are about to discover, and start making small changes that will have an amazing impact on your child’s life as well as the entire family!
It is suggested that boys are 4 times more likely to get a diagnosis of autism than girls. Autism does not discriminate; it effects all ethnicities and socio-economic groups.
Perhaps you have your suspicions. You may have seen some signs that are ringing bells and the first place you go to is the internet— we all do it! But when it comes to our children, it’s easy to get swept away with so much information and the panic sets in.
Many fear an autism diagnosis, worried about this label that their children will have to wear. But getting a diagnosis and early intervention is the best thing that could happen. Your concerns are validated and above all, you can access the help and services available.
Here comes the big but! A diagnosis can take months, even years. And this can be detrimental to your child’s well-being.
Yet, there is an array of things you can start doing at home to better understand the needs of your child and support their development—without the need for qualifications and professional experience.
In the first part of my guide to Autism, you will learn:
Everyone doubts their parenting skills but for a parent whose child is on the spectrum, these doubts are magnified. You are worried about everything from what you could be doing better to their future.
Take all this energy, add it to the knowledge you are about to discover, and start making small changes that will have an amazing impact on your child’s life as well as the entire family!
95 pages, Paperback
Published March 31, 2021
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April 17, 2023
recently realised we have an autistic daughter
We really needed to start our research and this book certainly helped give us a thorough overview of what to expect and what our next steps would be..
We really needed to start our research and this book certainly helped give us a thorough overview of what to expect and what our next steps would be..
February 13, 2025
I always appreciate insight and information on this topic I am so passionate about
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