I'm newly pregnant Is there any vitamin to prevent autism?

How did you cope with having an autistic child 😔 my kid was diagnosed with Autism, I feel weak

Is it true that people with autism can solve puzzles better than others? Or it's only in movies?

Sound overload is often talked about as a personal problem, but I strongly believe that society can make changes to make the world a more sensory-safe place for everyone. Sound overload can occur from: Sudden sounds Repeating sounds High-pitched whines Consistent buzzing Too much time listening to music After I received my Autism diagnosis, I realized how much sound overstimulation was affecting my daily quality of life. My special interests and hyperfixations almost always focus on music, and I had this music on all day, everyday. I wanted to scream when people scraped their teeth on their forks as they ate. When someone snored at night, I wound up in tears. Most people address sound overload by focusing on symptom reduction, i.e. noise-canceling headphones, earplugs, & white noise machines. When possible, I prefer to adjust the environment I am in. This way, my body feels safe; I can refresh myself sensory-wise. Steps I’ve taken to reduce sound overload: Using rugs to absorb sound Playing gentle, ambient music Wearing noise-canceling earbuds Checking in with my body when I’m watching/listening to special interests for long periods of time While sound stimulation can be overwhelming, I am also a sensory seeker. When it comes to my special interests, I can go to loud concerts and listen to music almost all day long. I’ve noticed that afterward, I need a period of silence, or else I’m more susceptible to meltdowns.

Autistic Affirmations💛 . My needs matter. I am me and that's enough. All autistic people are different. I respect my boundaries. It's ok not to be ok. I'm learning how to unmask. No self-gaslighting anymore. My special interests are amazing. Keep stimming. Comfort items are not childish. My struggles are real. Asking for help is good. I deserve to be happy. .

According to a yet unpublished study, half of autistic women and girls live with pain on a daily basis. Around two thirds (60%) of them report having missed work or school due to pain in the past year. . About one third of autistic men report living with daily pain, and report missing work and school due to their pain experiences. Although less frequent and disabling than in women and girls, pain affects many autistic men. . These data were reported by a new study, which has not been published yet. It has been presented at the annual meeting of 2021 International Society for Autism Research