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How I'm helping my kids with #Autism adjust to the time change

November 1, 2015

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How I'm helping my kids with #Autism adjust to the time change

I absolutely hate when we have time change. I don't care whether it's moving the clock forward or back, it introduces chaos into the lives of my kids with Autism.

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There is always an extended period of adjustment for the boys.

That period of adjustment has lasted for weeks in the past.

I've tried everything I can think of to help ease this transition for them but nothings ever worked.

Yesterday I was thinking about all the challenges the time change was going to bring. I was trying to come up with a way of lightening the blow, when it occurred to me.

What if I don't tell the boys about the time change?

I've always discussed the time change with them in the past, in an attempt to prepare them for it. I've never *not *told them about it.

The time change has occurred and my kids are unaware.

There's going to be a physical adjustment but maybe not actually being aware of actual change, will help them to transition a little smoother?

I suppose time will tell... ☺

What kind of issue do you see when time change occurrs?

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