Paying attention to what your child wants and needs, will show him/her that you care for every detail. |
Solid family values are the pillar that strengthens and binds their members together. But more than that, there is a thing that needs to be in every family no matter their culture, religion or beliefs; a family needs to grow with love and caring for every single member of it. If you want your children to understand this you’ve got to show them how much they mean to you, starting with the little details. It may not seem like much, but things like waking them up in the morning and preparing their breakfast, laughing with them or making them laugh, going out somewhere together or just being there when they need you. Those things make the difference and your kids will notice the love they’re receiving.
There’s nothing wrong about giving your kids their space; special needs children also need time on their own sometimes, so they find out about personal things in tranquility. Love is not about tightening the rope to keep them close, it’s about letting it loose and free for them to explore. You need to remember that you’re there as guidance for their future and one day will come where you’ll have to let them go so they succeed in life.
It’s not easy to deal with the fact your children have a difficult time and face challenges greater than kids without ASD. Don’t let this bring you or your children down, face the situation with all the love you have for them. Prove them that their circumstances are not an impediment to what they strive to become in life, encourage them to be better and give all the instruments they need to make their dreams come true.
Autism children are not that different, they just need a little push to accomplish what they desire. And you’re not alone in this, there are people like the ones from Autism Soccer, they deal with special needs children just like any loving parent would do. Try things differently and contact with them!
Don't forget your children need you, they depend on you right now. Be the special parent they want. |
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