“I was born autistic, and I’ve struggled my whole life in a world that just wasn’t set up for me. I understood being overwhelmed by crowds to the point of fear.”
Many people with autism struggle with social interactions, which can make it difficult to chat with others and make friends. There are some ways to help address these challenges, however.
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When it comes to picky eating and children with autism, many factors play a role in influencing the behavior.
For those not on the spectrum, a meltdown and the level of overwhelm it entails may be hard to comprehend.
Many kids on the autism spectrum struggle with body coordination and physical balance. Bicycling can help these and much more.
Synesthesia is about 3 times more common in adults with autism than in neurotypical adults.