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10 Signs Your Child May Have Asperger’s

10 Signs Your Child May Have Asperger’s

10 Signs Your Child May Have Asperger's
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1. Social Skills
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2. Communication Skills
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3. Repetitive Behavior and Change
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4. Eating Patterns
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5. Brain Development
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6. Genetics and Family
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7. Environmental Factors
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8. Sensory Issues
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9. Poor Coordination
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10. Limited Interests
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10 Signs Your Child May Have Asperger's
1. Social Skills
2. Communication Skills
3. Repetitive Behavior and Change
4. Eating Patterns
5. Brain Development
6. Genetics and Family
7. Environmental Factors
8. Sensory Issues
9. Poor Coordination
10. Limited Interests

10 Signs Your Child May Have Asperger's

As parents, we all want the best for our children, to have a healthy, fulfilled life filled with love. However, life gives us daily challenges, and some can be more overwhelming than others. Many parents have different obstacles to overcome and help support and encourage their children. Some parents have children born with Treacher-Collins syndrome, leukemia, brain tumors, ADHD, diabetes, and other disabilities. My nephew has Treacher-Collins syndrome, and I have a friend whose son has Asperger's. I can understand the challenges that a parent needs to overcome and support their child with these conditions. Today we are going to look into identifying 10 signs your child may have Asperger’s.

What is Asperger’s Syndrome?

Also known as Asperger’s syndrome and often referred to as Aspies, it is a kind of pervasive developmental disorder (PDD). In simple terms, these conditions can cause a delay in basic skills. Notably, these include socializing with others, working as a team, communicating and expressing feelings, and using their imaginations.

Those who have Asperger’s typically have a normal or high IQ. They can usually cope in regular classrooms; however, some need special educational services. Furthermore, it can be challenging to understand those with Asperger’s. Like any child, they long for friendship. However, it can be difficult for them to find that social connection. This is where it can be hard for them, as they are frequently teased and bullied. Having said this, they are prone to anxiety, depression, and mood disorders. By understanding and learning the 10 signs your child may have Asperger's, you will be able to provide them with the support they need to thrive as they grow up. Furthermore, it is an opportunity to educate your children and teach them to be kind and patient towards others.

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