Apr 12, 2019 12:00:00 AM
by Sam Carson
Most parents, as a rule, place their children’s safety as a top priority. But for parents of children with autism, the reality is that it can be even more difficult to keep your children safe from themselves and others simply because of the nature of their disorder. However, parents of children with autism should not live in constant fear. There are tips parents and caregivers of kids with autism can follow to make sure they stay safe.
Because children spend such a large amount of time in school, it is just as important to know how to keep them safe in the classroom as it is at home. The following six tips should help to keep your child with autism safe in their home-away-from-home.
Whether your child with autism is home, at school, or in a public space, make sure you have equipped him or her with the materials, skills and knowledge necessary to stay safe. Remember, you are your child ’s best safety advocate.
Sam Carson handles community relations and content creation for Safety.com. Sam previously worked in the telecommunications industry. He’s now bringing his home services expertise to the home security industry with a goal of helping families secure what matters most.
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