Autism
Natasha
Hardy
Around the world 1 out
of 91 kids have autism. There are different intensities of autism, some are way
worse than others. Some people or kids who have autism are able to actually
control themselves when they get too much of an emotion. There is no known knowledge
of the causes of autism. Brain scans show differences in the shape and
structure of the brain in children with autism versus neuro-typical children.
The biggest question
that people ask themselves is: “How do I know if my child has autism?” There are
a few different signs of knowing if your child has autism. One sign is that if
your child doesn’t babble or point by age 1, also no single words by 16 months
or two word phrases. No response to their own name, loss of language or social
skills, and also poor eye contact. Lining up their toys or other objects, and
no smiling and unresponsive a lot of the times. These are all early signs of
knowing if your child has autism.
The later signs of
knowing if your child has autism are when they have trouble becoming social
with other kids their age. They aren’t very good at holding a conversation with
someone for a long period of time. They also repeat themselves a lot and have
their own way of how they word things.
There aren’t just
genetical problems with autistic kids but there are also environmental issues
with it too. Environmental issues such as toxins like mercury. Many children
with autism or those who are at risk of developing autism have a metabolic
impairment that reduces their ability to rid their bodies of heavy metals and
other toxins. The buildup of these
toxins in the body can cause brain and nervous system damage.
Unfortunately there is
no cure for autism but you can help your child to learn how to deal with their
disability. Therapists who deal with this disability use highly structured and
intensive skill orientated training in order to help the child to get better
with their social skills. Also family therapy is a good thing to do especially
those families who have an autistic child. It would help to get the family to
learn more about autism and also how to cope with it.
Autism is not allways that bad. It is hard to go around with it Everdahl knowing you cant do everything as good. And having at least 1 problem everyday but there are good Times. In My country that have taken away the Word for Those that dont have as Much autism so everyone with Some of the things has it to
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