Parenting and caregivers need to understand the characteristics seen in a child with an autism spectrum disorder. A well-organized home with a pleasant environment is a perfect place where the child can thrive. Right information acquired from autism-related books along with undivided love and patience, can make a great difference in a child’s life.
Given below are a few autism-related books that one need to read.
Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew: Updated and Expanded Edition
Ellen Notbohm conveys positive messages to families of children with special needs. Parents can find important bits of advice about raising kids as they change into adulthood. With detailed titles, this book is a source of information every parent desire. However, one should read the book to realize it is true.
• Ellen Notbohm
• Kindle/Paperback
• 2012
• English
1001 Great Ideas for Teaching & Raising Children with Autism or Asperger’s
This book is a must for parents and caregivers who love to care love and work for children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). In this informative edition, authors Ellen Notbohm and Veronica Zysk now offer over 1800 effective tips. They provide useful ideas for parents to teach and help kids with Asperger’s syndrome to meet challenges and achieve success at home, school, and community.
• Ellen Notbohm, Veronica Zysk
• Kindle/Paperback
• 2010
• English
Ten Things Your Student with Autism Wishes You Knew
‘Ten Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew’ is one of Ellen Notbohm’s ground-breaking books that won the approval of the global autism community. Branded as, ‘required reading for all family members, social service workers, and teachers of children with autism’, it is a true gift to people close to children with autism. It helps them to understand their thinking patterns that govern their actions and ways to interact with them in meaningful ways.
Every parent, teacher, caregiver, and physician should read this informative book that describes the ten characteristics that help know about children with autism.
• Ellen Notbohm
• Kindle/Paperback
• 2011
• English
Autism in Toddlers and Small Children
This e-book is a perfect guide for parents to observe their kids minutely for signs of autism. Apart from discovering the symptoms of autism, author A. K. Annis educate the people about various treatment options such as diet and its impact on the children. It also provides valuable information about the available technology/therapy to engage a child with.
The book helps parents in discovering ways to enjoy a happy and healthy relationship with their children with autism.
• A.K. Annis
• 6 May 2013
• Kindle/Paperback/ for eBook
• English
Raising children with autism is really hard! Parents’ struggles with their problematic behaviors triggered by his/her inability to communicate and not able to sleep well. Parents overlook the unique gifts that they possess through all their challenges. Therefore, reading autism-related books help parents to learn about autism and in creating a world where the children get all the love, support, and respect throughout their life.
Visit the given Autism Connect link to browse through informative books on autism.
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