This might be a stupid question but do all people living with autism have meltdowns in some form or another?
This might be a stupid question but do all people living with autism have meltdowns in some form or another?
My son who just got diagnosed today doesn't particularly have many meltdowns (than usual toddler tantrums) or any particularly repeatative behaviour (eventhough the specialist team said his pacing & exploring around the assessment room was a bit repeatative)... he doesn't yet speak (than few occasional words) at 3 & has issues with eye contact & social interaction
My son who just got diagnosed today doesn't particularly have many meltdowns (than usual toddler tantrums) or any particularly repeatative behaviour (eventhough the specialist team said his pacing & exploring around the assessment room was a bit repeatative)... he doesn't yet speak (than few occasional words) at 3 & has issues with eye contact & social interaction