Can autistic children go to kindergarten

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My daughter is 5 years old, 4 years old diagnosed with autism, stereotyped action, screaming can't look at each other, 15 years old mental symptoms worsen, sometimes always sleep, sometimes difficult to fall asleep, 4 years old obviously, don't listen to the command, head, rub their own skin, go to the hospital after treatment has improved, so autistic children can go to kindergarten? Now let's take a look at it!

Can autistic children go to kindergarten

First: fixed reaction to people and things: say fixed words to relatives or strangers, do fixed actions, do not know how to change according to people, time and place; treat toys or some items in a fixed way; depend on some items and often take them with you. For example, toys of the same color are often placed or stacked together, or placed in a straight line. It seems that the ability of "classification" is strong, but it is not conscious, purposeful or acting according to instructions.

Second: there are fixed rituals in daily life: they are often expressed before and after eating, before and after sleeping, before and after going to the toilet, before going out and when just coming home, they will say fixed words and do fixed actions, which are called ritual behaviors.

Third: self stimulation: many autistic children have fixed "use methods" for their bodies, such as: squinting at people, walking on tiptoe, playing with their own voice (shouting, laughing, talking to themselves), touching their lips, ears or other body parts with their hands, playing with fingers, clapping hands, stamping feet, rocking their bodies back and forth, turning in circles in situ, etc.

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Warm reminder: from the research of family and twins, it is found that about 10% to 20% of the twins of autistic people may have slight autistic tendency. From the family and twin studies, it is found that about 10% to 20% of the twin siblings of autistic people may have a slight autistic tendency.