Normal Sounds And Noises Can Affect Autistic Children

The normal sounds and noises are sometimesaffect the individual. Every person with autism is
better to be silent for some children with autism,different and there is no concrete or sure way to
because of their sensitivity. But is silence golden?predict the behavior of the child with autism.
There are many signs for autism. A few of themTry to learn what your child likes or dislikes and
are, poor eye contact, tantrums, short attentionhow he or she responds to new areas that are
span, lining up items in a certain row and soundsbeing introduced, then tabulate them and be
and noises that are normal but painful to someprepared if the behavior to normal sounds or
autistic children.noises are too much for your child to handle, try
I want to talk to you about the normal soundsto keep your child safe from it. Do not push or
and noises that are painful to the ears of manyforce your child to like normal sounds or noises,
autistic individuals, because of an over sensitivityby doing that, it will only cause an outbreak in
and sensory that some children have.another behavior area that will have to be dealt
For example, large crowds of people talking, malls,with.
airplanes, streets in the city filled with cars andSome autistic individuals have an over sensitivity
people, riding an elevator, that is full of peopleto the sounds that seem to appear, to be
talking, concerts, music, holidays with families, arefunctional and normal to other people.
just a few of them.For the child or an adult, with autism, they do not
Many children who have an extreme intenseunderstand why they are so sensitive to normal
sensitivity to normal sounds or noises, will try tosounds and noises and they probably are trying to
calm themselves by either wringing their hands,understand or trying to make sense of it
shaking their hands and some will rock back andthemselves. For you, to understand why there is
forth. Others will put their hands on their ears, toa sensitivity to this kind of behavior, many
protect them from the noises.experts agree that these behaviors might be a
It is a challenge for parent(s), caregiver(s), toway that the child is trying to communicate, relate
know when these normal sounds or noises willto or try to figure out what is going on.