Photo by Nicola Barts : https://www.pexels.com/photo/a-mother-and-daughter-looking-at-the-mirror-together-7944368/ Let us start by saying that no autistic child is “inflicted” on a parent, or that parents of autistic children love them any less, or would want them any other way. Often, their condition can give way to some amazing moments of bonding and love, and help the strength of their personality show even more clearly. Yet it’s important not to be patronizing or saccharine either, as autism is considered a disability. This means there will be special challenges and difficulties that come with managing it, no matter if your child low or high-functioning. Moreover, sometimes, these added struggles can be very draining on parents. It’s entirely understandable to feel that way. As such, parents supporting an autistic child deserve self-care management too, when they have time to practice it. That’s why many developing tools, such as the top apps for autism , have been embraced ...
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