I'm Seeing Too Many Kids Where They

It's Very Important For The Parents Of Young Autistic Children To Encourage Them To Talk, Or For Those That Don't Talk, To Give Them A Way Of Communicating, Like A Picture Board, Where They Can Point To A Glass Of Milk, Or A Jacket If They're Cold, Or The Bathroom. If They Want Something, Then They Need To Learn To Request That Thing.

If You Get A Little Kitty And He's Down On The Bottom, And He's Laying On His Chest, You Know Tucked Up Underneath, Then That Cat Is Not Relaxed.

In The 50s And 60s, Kids Were Taught How To Shake Hands. They Were Taught How To Have Manners. There Needs To Be A Lot More Of That Kind Of Stuff Because The Autistic Mind Doesn't Pick Up Social Things And Subtle Cues.

One Of The Ways To Reduce That Barking Would Be To Have Volunteers Come In Especially For Hte For The Dogs And Take Each Dog Out For 45 Minutes Each Day And Spend Quality Time With The Person - That Would Help Reduce The Stress And In Fact, One Of My Students Did A Study On That.

All Children In The '50s Were Taught Manners, They Were Taught To Say Please And Thank You, They Were Taught Not To Be Rude. And I'm Seeing Some Problems Today Where Somebody's Losing A Job Because They Made Fun Of A Fat Lady That Couldn't Fit In The Elevator. I Mean That Was The Sort Of Thing That, When I Was Eight Years Old, My Mother Made It Very Clear To Me That That Was Not Okay To Say That Kind Of Stuff.