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autism in children

natalie1990

Hello i am new to the group and have been told by CAHMS that it was a good idea for me to sign up and see if anyone else is experiencing the same things as me. My son is nearly 9 and is awaiting a diagnosis for autistic spectrum disorder. 

I have noticed that when my son has had a good day at school his meltdowns when he comes home is alot worse, he becomes very aggitated and volatile, but when he has had a bad day he will have a few outbursts but will just shut himself away. I cant understand it. I just never know what mood to expect from him because he is so tempermental and negative. Anyone else have this problem ?  

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  • if he is good at school he is holding it all in and being a trooper or a good actor. poor thing.

    when he does meltdown at school he is being his true self as you know and he cant help it its learnign to manage behaviours.

    i took my son out of school so dont have experience of this, but what is his daytime routine like.  ask if he can have quiet time alone to destress.

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  • if he is good at school he is holding it all in and being a trooper or a good actor. poor thing.

    when he does meltdown at school he is being his true self as you know and he cant help it its learnign to manage behaviours.

    i took my son out of school so dont have experience of this, but what is his daytime routine like.  ask if he can have quiet time alone to destress.

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