How to enter the heart of autistic children?

Entering the heart of autistic children requires patience, understanding and appropriate methods. Although every autistic child is unique, the following methods may help to establish contact with them:

Observation and understanding: carefully observe children's interests, behaviors and communication methods, and strive to understand their needs and preferences.

Use the language they understand: communicating with children with the language, pictures, symbols and gestures they understand will help build a bridge of communication.

Build intimacy: Build intimacy and trust by participating in their favorite activities with children.

Respect individual differences: Autistic children may react differently from other children. Respect their individual differences and don't force them to express themselves in a standard way.

Create a safe environment: create a safe and warm environment for children and make them feel comfortable and relaxed.

Use visual support: Use visual support such as pictures and charts to help them understand their daily tasks and activities.

Interest-related education: Educating with what they are interested in can attract their attention and enthusiasm.

Patience guidance: when communicating with children, patiently guide children to express their thoughts and feelings in a gentle way.

Try new methods: If a method doesn't work, don't be afraid to try new methods. Different children may have different reactions to different methods.

Cooperate with professionals: seek the help of professional doctors, educators or therapists, who can provide you with targeted suggestions and methods.

Respect personal space: respect children's personal space and needs and avoid being too intrusive.

Continuous learning: Learn more about autism and continue to learn how to communicate with them effectively.

Most importantly, it takes time and patience to establish contact with autistic children. Every child is unique and needs a personalized approach. By constantly trying and adapting, you can find the best way for you and your children.