Autistic Christmas: How to Prepare for an Autism Friendly Christmas

When you hear the word "CHRISTMAS", do you hear sleigh bells jingling or does it set alarms bells ringing!?Being a parent to a child on the autism spectrum can be challenging at the best of times, but when you add a very busy season to the mix, full of confusing Christmas traditions, visual changes, social events, and disruptions to routine, it can become even trickier. Whether you're making plans to visit family and friends, or having a quiet peaceful Christmas at home, there will be many preparations that need to be considered.Emma Kendall is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder, and is a parent to an autistic son. She also holds a first-class degree in Autism: Special Education.In this book, Emma takes you through all the associated autism intricacies that are involved when planning and preparing for Christmas with an autistic child.Emma covers areas such as:Christmas misunderstandings and literal thinking.How Christmas can impact sensory perception.Adjusting to Christmas rout