Any parent has fears when it comes to leaving their child in the care of someone else, especially when they don’t have a close relationship with that person.  Parents of children with autism often face even more anxieties, not knowing whether or not someone can attend to their child’s specialized needs. Choosing a form of childcare for your autistic child is not easy, but daycares are a great option to foster growth and development over time. Take a look at these five reasons that your autistic child might do well in a daycare setting. #1: Socializing with Children Their Age As a parent, you might fear that your child with autism will live a life of judgment. While you can’t control the behavior of others, you can make a difference…