
Social skills help people communicate, interact, and build relationships. These skills are essential for children with autism. They can improve communication, independence, and overall quality of life.
Start with structured playdates and group activities. Use role-playing to help them practice social skills. Visual aids and modeling can make them feel more comfortable in social situations. Consistent practice is also essential.
Games where children take turns, art projects, sports, storytelling, and group learning exercises can help kids build communication skills, teamwork, and empathy.
Therapies like Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), speech therapy, and social skills groups can significantly enhance communication and interaction skills. Trained professionals lead these therapies.
The child's progress depends on their age, abilities, and support system. With regular practice, therapy, and family involvement, many children make steady improvements over time.