How to Understand Autism?
- Autism is a special condition of the human mind. This is an inequality in development, which we call developmental disability. Because of this the child has difficulty communicating and socializing. Unable to communicate again, difficult to express, they cannot understand and change their behavior. Such social and communication problems occur in autism. This is a lifelong disability.Should we call autism a disease?
- It's not a disease, it's a disability. If there is a cure for the disease, disability is a condition which is untreated. She should be supported in the society by working on what is difficult for her. Disability is not meant to be effective without the help of others. When he can't communicate, not functioning, it becomes a challenge to become self-reliant. It does not appear in the beginning, it appears as the baby grows up.(Autism) How can it be identified?
- Different symptoms may be seen two years ago, two years later or later. One year you can't talk to a baby, but the finger shows what they need. And, look at the people in front of you. They act in a way that shows others what they like. No language, but he still communicates. The baby's language should be developed for a period of 6 months or two years. The language may not develop as it ages or even if he speaks a few words, he repeats what he has said, or if no one speaks, he may have autism.Younger children, when they are two and a half years old, like to play with other children of their age, will be attracted to, they will try to do whatever they want. But a child with autism cannot handle that level. That is, you cannot mix, play, understand the rules of the game, play with your labeled child, or play the game.
Eyes wide-eyed, not looking at the eyes, sometimes the parent is inclined to listen to the child's ears. He looks back at the word he likes. An ear can be louder, similar in behavior, twisting, body shaking, keeping a line or moving around. Communication, socialization problems, and repetitive behaviors If all three of these symptoms show up, then it is very important to suspect that it is autism.