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How do you know when your child with Asperger's is mature enough to start driving? For teens with Asperger's, driving an automobile is a big step towards independence. It takes focus, critical thinking skills, and maturity to safely drive a vehicle; all areas of development that of . . . keep reading Is it normal that my child with Asperger's tries to spit on me and call me names and say crazy stuff? For families living with Asperger's, behavior problems can be a big part of day-to-day life. No parent wants to see their child spit on people or call them names. Certainly, no parent wants to be th . . . keep reading What should you do when your child with Asperger's is having tantrums? Anger can be a serious problem for children with Asperger's. Tantrums can spring from the most benign situations. Tantrums can happen quickly and can be frightening and maddening to witness. Many p . . . keep reading Can you tell me some anger management strategies for children with Asperger's? For children with Asperger's, anger management skills are necessary and can make a tangible difference in the child's quality of life. Several symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome can cause intense anger. . . . keep reading How does a child with Asperger's who has a lack of self-confidence and suffers from anxiety enter the work force when they can't even approach their teachers? For children and teens with Asperger's, anxiety can be a major obstacle in the way of independence. Anxiety is a very common symptom of life with Asperger's. Some children suffer greatly through eve . . . keep reading Is the appearance of being "lazy" or "not listening" to instructions (chores, homework, etc.) common? It is sometimes very difficult to distinguish Asperger's from just not wanting to do something. It is very common to hear a child with Asperger's Syndrome referred to as lazy and willful. Sometimes the child seems to tune out everything he does not want to hear, while obviously paying great att . . . keep reading What is the best way to introduce your child to a teacher to get school off on the right foot? Starting school on a positive note is very important for the success of your child with Asperger's Syndrome. The school environment can be a harsh, complicated place when you have Asperger's. The so . . . keep reading How do you stay aware of warning signs during stressful situations so exhaustion doesn't cause you to miss something important? For parents of children with Asperger's, stress and stressful situations can be overwhelming. You want so badly to be aware of all warning signs of upcoming trouble so you can diffuse situations and . . . keep reading What can I do to make my son with Asperger's life more enjoyable; I cannot make friends for him and getting him out of the house is like pulling teeth? It is very difficult to watch a child with Asperger's Syndrome go through life with very little enjoyment. As parents, we dream of nothing short of success in every area of life for our children. Wh . . . keep reading How best do you help your child with Asperger's become independent? For parents of children with Asperger's, independence is a major concern and goal for the future. Even though your child is likely of normal or above normal intelligence, the characteristics of Asper . . . keep reading How do you teach a child with Asperger's how he is perceived by others, good and bad? Teaching a child with Asperger's Syndrome about perception is not an easy task. Self-perception, as well as the perception of others, can be totally skewed for many reasons. How others perceive you . . . keep reading How to communicate with one's spouse on how to proceed when we have different views on raising our child with Asperger's? Communication is the cornerstone of family life with Asperger's. Parenting is complicated, especially when the two of you are not on the same page regarding how you plan to raise your children. Unfo . . . keep reading How to apply appropriate discipline to our child with Asperger's? When it comes to children with Asperger's, discipline can be very problematic. Since your child likely struggles to discern the consequences of what he does, he will grapple with your decision to dis . . . keep reading How to stay positive when our son with Asperger's is not progressing towards his goals? It can be difficult to stay positive while you watch your child with Asperger's Syndrome struggle to make progress in his daily endeavors. Everything is so much harder for him. School, friendships, . . . keep reading Sometimes, my child with Asperger's catches the wrong words through watching TV and uses inappropriately in places. How can we avoid them? Like your child with Asperger's, many children pick up inappropriate words while watching television. It is extremely difficult to avoid, since many television shows and movies, even those aimed at c . . . keep reading How can we improve interest in his studies? For a child with Asperger's, interest usually does not include academic disciplines. Even though your child most likely has an average or above average IQ, he may struggle in the classroom. Here are . . . keep reading How best to cope with high school and prepare for college? My son with Asperger's will be a freshman this fall. This is a very important time in the life of your child with Asperger's-high school, and in four short years, college. It does not seem real, does it? Was it not just yesterday when he started middl . . . keep reading How I help my daughter cope with increased demands on her as she ages? Young children with high-functioning Autism or Asperger's Syndrome are often able to conform to the world around them to a certain degree. Their differences are obvious, but not as obvious as you see . . . keep reading How do I get my son to understand that he is very strong and could possibly hurt someone when he over reacts? Children with Autism are sometimes unaware of their power and physical strength. When your son gets upset, he can easily become completely overwhelmed, losing control emotionally and physically. A s . . . keep reading How do we help the outside world learn about Asperger's, while getting our son to accept criticism? Even though Asperger's Syndrome awareness is truly growing, there is still a great lacking of understanding within the general public. When people hear Autism, they automatically think of the movie, . . . keep reading More