ask yourself, "Is it ok for a 13 year old left to watch a 8 year old", the autism part shouldn't make a difference.
This really depends on the children. If the 13 year old is very mature and is capable (and willing) to look after this child, then there shouldn't be a problem.
I am sorry but i have to disagree, autism does change a lot. If the 13 year old is related to the autistic child then yes...because he or she may know what to do if the child should through a severe tantrum! I have a younger sister who is 6 but has a mind of a 2 year old....i wouldn't dare leave her alone with anyone that doesn't know her personally...
No - no one can 'get rid' of autism. Autism is a neurological difference...the only way to 'get rid' of autism then would be to 'get rid' of a persons brain, which obviously isn't an option. Although autism can be a disability for many it can also be an advantage to many, even if a 2 year old is severely affected by their autism they may improve over time.
Some are while others are not. They vary, as does the entire population.Comment:I know a 20 year old boy with autism who is overweight.
Depends on the state or country but it is something that should not be done. It's very unsafe.
In England it ia illegal to leave a 3year old with a 13 year old.
Wheneva a normal 8 year old would
yes a ten year old can watch it only with an adult.
yes
sometimes but by 4 should have large vocabulary. look into autism, abuse, mental impairments. may be nothing but autism is likely
No, a two year old moves pretty fast and thinks of things to that a 12 year might not be ready for. The 12 year old would have to be a VERY responsible and watch the younger child without fail. Not play with computer games, talk or text on the phone, not leave the 2 year old alone. It is amazing how fast a 2 year old can think of some thing to do and get hurt in the process. Someone older, closer to 15 would be better for the job.
The state of Missouri actually has no law regulating the age at which a child can be left alone at home, so you could leave your six year old child at home to watch your five year old child, and it would still be technically legal.
No, a 4 year old cannot watch the Twilight Saga Eclipse. If a 4 year old were to watch Twilight Saga Eclipse, there would serious issues. Which is why it has a PG-13 rating.
Yes, both males and females of any age can be diagnosed with an autistic spectrum disorder, though it is more common among males. There are roughly 4 males with autism for every 1 female with autism