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9. Sleeping Issues
It is usually difficult to put a child to sleep, but it is even more difficult if the child has autism. Children with autism have a totally different pattern of sleeping compared to other kids. In fact, sleep problem is very common in autism. According to medical research, 80% of kids with autism have sleep disorders.
The unusual sleeping pattern can interfere with the body’s working clock, which is responsible for regulating sleep patterns. This symptom can be experienced even when the child becomes an adult. The lack of sleep among kids with autism can lead to learning issues, behavioral problems, and daytime sleepiness.
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