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Navigating the line between intentional misbehavior and misunderstanding behavior with a nonverbal autistic toddler, particularly a child like Mikko who also has other language disorders, can be challenging. It’s important to approach the situation with empathy and patience, while also maintaining consistency in your responses to help guide her behavior. It’s also been essential to teach her emotional regulation in a way that makes sense for her. We’ve started using visual cues to help her understand her emotions, and I offer calm-down strategies like deep breathing or time with a favorite object when she’s overstimulated. I am never opposed to talking to her even though she is nonverbal. She may not be able to communicate with words but she does understand most of what I say. The key is to stay gentle but firm in how I correct behavior—keeping things predictable helps her feel safe. As a parent, it can be overwhelming, but it’s a process of trial and error. I’ve learned that patience, consistency, and understanding her sensory needs are critical in guiding her through these tough moments. And most importantly, I’m learning to approach discipline with compassion—recognizing that every step forward, no matter how small, is a victory for both of us. #asd #autism #autismawareness #adhd #autismacceptance #specialneeds #autismfamily #autistic #autismspectrum #neurodiversity #autismmom #autismspectrumdisorder #autismlife #MentalHealth #autismsupport #aspergers #neurodivergent #autismlove #autismparents #disability #specialeducation #inclusion #aba #Love #autismo #parenting #actuallyautistic #anxiety #autismparent #autismdad
Navigating the line between intentional misbehavior and misunderstanding behavior with a nonverbal autistic toddler, particularly a child like Mikko who also has other language disorders, can be challenging. It’s important to approach the situation with empathy and patience, while also maintaining consistency in your responses to help guide her behavior. It’s also been essential to teach her emotional regulation in a way that makes sense for her. We’ve started using visual cues to help her understand her emotions, and I offer calm-down strategies like deep breathing or time with a favorite object when she’s overstimulated. I am never opposed to talking to her even though she is nonverbal. She may not be able to communicate with words but she does understand most of what I say. The key is to stay gentle but firm in how I correct behavior—keeping things predictable helps her feel safe. As a parent, it can be overwhelming, but it’s a process of trial and error. I’ve learned that patience, consistency, and understanding her sensory needs are critical in guiding her through these tough moments. And most importantly, I’m learning to approach discipline with compassion—recognizing that every step forward, no matter how small, is a victory for both of us. #asd #autism #autismawareness #adhd #autismacceptance #specialneeds #autismfamily #autistic #autismspectrum #neurodiversity #autismmom #autismspectrumdisorder #autismlife #MentalHealth #autismsupport #aspergers #neurodivergent #autismlove #autismparents #disability #specialeducation #inclusion #aba #Love #autismo #parenting #actuallyautistic #anxiety #autismparent #autismdad

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