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<!-- @page { size: 8.5in 11in; margin: 0.79in } P { margin-bottom: 0.08in } --> Caring for an autistic child can be very challenging. No one can tell exactly how much sacrifice and patience it entails to care for an autistic child unless he/she has had experienced caring for one. Thus, parents who offer their unfaltering love and devotion to their autistic children are truly commendable. The anxiety and stress that accompanies bringing up such a special child can prove to be too much for the parents. And because autistic children are inherently impaired in terms of communication and socially interacting with other people, taking them along during trips or family outings can be quite a feat. The unpredictability of autistic children's behavior in reaction to external factors can be so threatening on the child and very heartbreaking on the parents, that it is like a ticking time bomb on the verge of exploding. It is very hard to tell when they would throw fits or tantrums. Should such incidents occur, it is equally traumatic for both the children and their parents. Below are someanxiety helptips for autistic children that parents should undertake prior to taking them on family trips.
Of the things that should be avoided when autistic children are part of the family, surprises rank first. Several weeks prior to the trip, notify them of the plan so as to allow them to prepare mentally and emotionally for it. Mental and emotional preparedness greatly decrease the possibility of throwing tantrums during the trip.
Therapists suggest having him/her take part in outings once each week. This would help him adjust to the changes.
Make sure you have the child's favorite treats and toys handy during the trip. These would act as “pacifiers” should he/she become agitated. However, see to it that the child is given healthy snacks and few sweets and junk food.
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