How to Understand Autistic Body Language

HOW TO POTTY TRAIN YOUR CHILD Tables of Contents 1.       Introduction 2.     Preparing for Potty Training 3.     Know When Your Child is Ready 4.     Showing Interest and Motor Skills 5 .      Using Language and Understanding 6.     Predictable Bowel Movements 7.     The Importance of Developmental Readiness 8.     Understanding the Potty Training Process 9.     The Role of Patience 10.    Dealing with Accidents 11.    Nighttime Training 12.    Introduce Your to the Potty 13.    Show Your Child How to Use It 14.    Sitting on the Potty 15.    Potty Training Standing Up (For Boys) 16.    Taking Potty Training on the Road 17.    Involving Caregivers and Teachers 18.    Using the Right Toilet-Related Words 19.    Sharing the Good News 20.    Praise and Encouragement  21.  ...

  HOW TO UNDERSTAND AUTISTIC BODY LANGUAGE "Autistic body language" is not the same for everyone who is autistic. Each autistic person is unique, so it's difficult to make generalization about all of them. This blog talks about common patterns and misunderstandings. When you use this information, remember that each autistic person is an individual, and not every step will apply to every person. STEP - 1. Avoiding Misconceptions 1.1 - Remember that being different doesn't mean there is something wrong or bad about it. Autistic people communicate in their own unique way, but that doesn't mean their way is worse. Every person, whether autistic or not, has their own unique behaviors, and there's no right or wrong when it comes to expressing oneself. Every one is unique. 1.2 - Don't have set ideas about how they should behave. You might have a limited understanding of what certain behaviors mean. For instance, if you think that not making eye contact means some...