kobra aghaei - Master's student in general psychology of Azad University, electronic department
Behnam Bahrami - Master's student in general psychology of Azad University, electronic department

Raising and raising a child with autism spectrum disorder (autism) can be very challenging and sometimes exhausting. A child with autism spectrum disorder does not play, may be nervous or anxious, and may have confusing and disappointing behaviors for their parents. They can easily confuse their parents and affect their parenting style. But at the same time, children with autism have strengths and abilities that can only be achieved when parents adapt and take a path that is the best and most correct option for their child. This means that when you have an autistic child, it is not always best to do what you feel in the moment, instead you should go for what feels natural. Your child's needs require you to modify your parenting methods or preferences. In other words, you may need to consciously avoid certain parenting styles that can easily destroy and weaken your relationship with your autistic child

parenting, autism, parents, role of children