How do you even begin to teach your child with Autism about the danger of strangers? Speaking from my experience with my kids, this is an exceptionally difficult task.
Discretion is a concept that my kids really, really have a tough time grasping.
How do you get a child that may lack the ability to be able to discern the difference between when you *can *talk to a stranger and when you *shouldn't *talk to a stranger?
There are situations in which it may be necessary for a child to approach a stranger and yet there are situations in which a child would need to run away. How do you help your child to understand the difference?
What's your experience with this type of situation?
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