Sunday, March 16, 2014

Home_101 – Child Autism Advice

Home_101 - Child Autism AdviceClick Image To Visit Site University of Florida researchers have found that teaching fathers how to talk to and play with their autistic children in a home setting improved communication and increased the number of intelligible words the youngsters spoke by more than 50 percent and helped dads get more involved in their care.(Source: Nursing Research& Autism Society)


But the reality is that most fathers are often at a loss when it comes to what to do to help their child, and how to do it effectively.



This is often because mothers are the primary caretakers and usually the ones who attend the medical specialists and the support programs to get professional advice.


This means that mothers are feeling a huge amount of pressure about how to help their kids, and fathers are… well frankly, they just don’t know what to do…


Hi, I’m Steven. I have a nephew who has been diagnosed with Autism. I was in deep shock when I heard the news. In fact, I was downright devastated.


What made the situation worse was that my brother-in-law, also a good friend of mine was even more shocked and devastated. He saw his son as a little version of himself, his ‘mini-me’. When he saw his son was so different, it was like his mirror broke.


I want to ask you to stay to the very end of this; because your questions are going to be answered and you will be assured that you and your child can have a happy and fulfilling life.


But first, you need to understand that fathers play an important role in their child’s development.


Science Daily (www.sciencedaily.com) found more than 500 studies that suggest that a father’s love is one of the greatest influences on child’s development, particularly on children’s anxiety, hostility and aggressiveness toward others


I made this short to keep things simple and straight forward because delay is the worst enemy for your situation, here is why.


Most children are diagnosed when they are 2 year old or later. This is because children start showing signs of autism around that age. It becomes obvious that they are different. It seems the world gets more difficult for them to deal with.


That’s why children with autism need focused help to learn skills other children their age usually learn on their own. Those skills open the doors to their entire future.


Acting early increases these children’s potential significantly. This is the reason why delay is the worst enemy. It is extremely important to get your child on the right track as early as possible.


He was overwhelmed with many feelings: sadness, anger, confusion, guilt, fear, shame, and worry for the future


Today, 1 in 88 children has autism, and this figure keeps rising. (Source: Center for Disease Control and Prevention: www.cdc.gov) It’s a scary figure, but what’s even more scary is this.


Most parents will try to help them… Read more…


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