People with autism can improve significantly with appropriate intervention and learn through special and appropriate treatments to parents, teachers or tutors if they have them, individually these people can learn and operate in their home or wherever they are. It can be said that some of them can lead a normal life. One of the entertainments that a child with autism can have can enjoy many recreational activities such as music, swimming, painting, putting together simple puzzles, quiet table games. Children with autism need a lot of care and supervision both at home and at school. It is important to remind them or tell them when they do things very well, congratulate them, applaud them, embrace them, encourage them, keep them going and know that if they can achieve many things and above all give a lot of love as they are unique little people.
Autism is a neurological development disorder that manifests itself during the first three years and lasts a lifetime. It can be said that this disorder tends to damage a person's capacity and relate to another, may have mental retardation, is associated with routines or very repetitive behaviors, such as obsessively grabbing objects, avoiding eye contact, some lose speech, others lose they have difficulties in expressing what they want to say, they have a hard time assuming self, and identifying others, they can present aggressive behavior towards others and even to themselves, they tend to hit and bite at times. They are usually very aggressive, most of the time they are not aware of what they say or do to the people around them and it takes a lot of effort to get their attention, they can achieve simple activities in a short time their attention it's seconds, they do not play, they do not socialize with the other children, you have to talk to them or give them very short and precise orders. They are sensitive to specific noises, very strong lights or sounds, tend to be stressed or agitated when they perceive it, people who have serious language and socialization problems constantly experience hyperactivity with the people around them.