Good parents worry about their children’s safety. It’s part of what makes us good parents.
For most, this centers on keeping toddlers away from medicine, sharp objects, electrical outlets and other physical dangers in the home. As children grow, parents can usually start worrying less about these things and focus on their children’s social and economic welfare.
However, as a parent of a child with autism, you likewise grow concerned about your child’s social and economic welfare as he or she ages, but you most likely don’t have the luxury of worrying any less about the physical dangers your child faces at home.
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