When Words Are Difficult: Why Your Child with Autism May Cry to Communicate

What if your child's crying is not simply a reaction to frustration, but an attempt to communicate a need they cannot yet express in words? For some children with autism, crying can become an important signal when communicating wants, feelings, discomfort, or unmet needs is difficult.

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