Comparing children with autism to one another, is like comparing apples to oranges. Sure apples and oranges are both round, and both equally delicious, but they both have their own unique textures, flavours, and uses.
Every child is different, every case is different. No two children with autism are alike. They say if you meet a child with autism, you’ve met one child with autism. And that’s that.
Because each child is different, and each case is different, you need to realize that what works for one child with autism won’t necessarily work for another child with autism.
The stories we share to you as Bryce’s parents are things that we have experienced, things that have worked for us, and may or may not work for you. And what worked for you may or may not work for us just the same. You are the biggest advocate for your child, so do what works for your situation and don’t let anyone ever make you to do something because it’s worked for them.
Thanks for reading,
Tanaya
how true my boys are like chalk and cheese ~ but then they do share some traits ~ love them anyway!! but do have to keep thinking/reminding myself who likes , dislikes , hates , would prefer to do it this way not that....... the list goes on and i don`t always get it right!!
Replyvanessa xx
@nessy We only have one child, but it's the same thing. One week he has this as a favourite, and the next it's something completely different. Always on our toes. Story of our life. :)
Reply