Communicate

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Be Patient

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Create safe space

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Help them with social skills

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Encourage exercise

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Teach them to express anger

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Communicate

Be Patient

Create safe space

Set up a private space in your home where your child can feel safe and secure.

Help them with social skills

You can help your child choose a playmate with similar interests and plan the activities ahead of time.

Encourage exercise

Regular exercise can help children with autism be more fit, coordinated, and aware of their body.

Teach them to express anger

Teach your child how to express anger without being too aggressive.