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MummyEmma

Hi, this is my first time in the forum. My daughter is 6 years old and has had her official diagnosis for 6 months now. I wanted to ask of anybody knowsmof any good books i could read with information about behaviour and other general info. Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. I have recently had a baby boy and i want to make sure we stay a close family and my daughter doesnt feel less important now the baby is here. X thanks in advance x

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  • MummyEmma said:

    Thank you so much! My daughter has autism i never mentioned in the earlier post. I have not received any information about her specifically at the actual diagnosis meeting i was just told " yes we have all agreed that abigail is on the spectrum" is this the norm or should there be some sort of explanation as to what end of the spectrum she is or not? 

    Thanks in advance.

    I've no idea whether that's 'the norm', as it were, but you should definitely seek more information on 'what end of the spectrum' she is at, because there's a huge difference between 'classic autism', 'HFA' (high-function autism), and 'Aspergers'.

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  • MummyEmma said:

    Thank you so much! My daughter has autism i never mentioned in the earlier post. I have not received any information about her specifically at the actual diagnosis meeting i was just told " yes we have all agreed that abigail is on the spectrum" is this the norm or should there be some sort of explanation as to what end of the spectrum she is or not? 

    Thanks in advance.

    I've no idea whether that's 'the norm', as it were, but you should definitely seek more information on 'what end of the spectrum' she is at, because there's a huge difference between 'classic autism', 'HFA' (high-function autism), and 'Aspergers'.

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