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Does Anyone's Child Have A Hard Time Making And Keeping Friends,
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I have a 14 yo and she really doesn't have one true friend , kids are mean and don't understand, just wonder what anyone does in this circumstance

posted November 1, 2023
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You can look for social clubs for autistic children in your area.

posted November 4, 2023
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I would go online and check out events for special needs kids in your area. You may also be able to call a special needs school around you to ask if they have any ideas for outings with other kids like her. You might be able to sign her up for a special needs day camp, or a program that does somewhat regular get togethers. I promise you, she isn’t the only child struggling with friends.

posted November 4, 2023
A MyAutismTeam Member

Aww! Teenagers can be so judgmental and mean to peers. I would maybe try to get her involved in community things or youth groups might help,always incourage and lift her up! Good luck to you.

posted November 1, 2023

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