| hi,my name is katie and i have two autistic sons a lso and i would suggest that you start inviting him to spend way more time with her like... invite him to therapy sessions and let them consistantly model how he should interact with her without directing it as a threat. he dont want to think that he is a complete failure as a father, but yet still probably dont know how to relate to her witch can be very confusing for a parent because we often think we always know how we should interactwith our children...but those inborn parenting skills are often related to ways that we have seen others interact with their typical children whom do not have autism. so he needs to be around the therapy sessions as much as possible, and around the child as much as possible so he can become part of her routine also.consistancy is key for autistic children. ↑ |
