When living with Christopher

Mark Haddon wrote an amazing book that became a bestseller and won both the Whit bread Book of the Year and Whit bread Novel Awards. Mark Haddon himself exclaimed in his book: "Who on earth would want to know about a 15-year-old disabled boy?". Little did he know it was the same 15-year-old disabled boy who highlighted his book, winning awards and becoming a bestseller. The book is called Amazing Night Dog Time-Time and the boy is Christopher.

 

 

Christopher is an outstanding entertainer. It can list all countries in the world and their titles. He has a photographic memory and mathematical and scientific wisdom. Despite his unique wisdom, he cannot think, understand metaphors and associate with humor. He doesn't like crowded places and people touch him. People with autism savants share similar characteristics between people with autism and people with savant syndrome. Autism is one of the developmental disorders in the autism spectrum disorder group. This condition is most pronounced in social, psychological, and emotional disorders. Savant syndrome is characterized by a very low level of intelligence but shared genetics in mathematics, music, art, and memory.

 

 

In the story, Christopher's parents are separated. Her mother decided to leave Christopher and his father because she could no longer meet the needs of the depressed child. Parents who are caring parents for special children, such as Parents such as those with autism, may have higher levels of depression than most parents. Because their children have special needs, unusual behaviors and different abilities compared to other children of the same age. These children are more likely to have communication problems, leading to abnormal reactions. An example of this is when a child with autism cries for no reason and starts hitting himself. Something may have upset her, but she can't express herself because she doesn't know how. Some children with autism with neurological problems can be extremely touchy or sensitive to touch, pressure, movement, and sound. They exhibit behaviors that are sometimes difficult to understand, such as avoiding certain foods and drinks, biting or hitting, repetitive movements, and screaming. Some of them may show strong attachment to certain paths and fear of new places or people. Accepting the needs and dealing with the behavior of these children is not easy and can therefore cause great stress.

 

 

Autism can greatly reduce a child's world. They live in safety and anything they consider dangerous to their safety, should be avoided. However, many factors, circumstances and needs of society make them insecure and forced to confront what causes them excessive anxiety most of the time. Unintentionally and unintentionally, children with autism have a persistent sense of fear in their perception of something new or unknown. As in the book, Christopher felt sick and scared as he had to traverse a familiar town. Unlike many children, people with autism adapt readily to new circumstances or situations. The learning process of understanding and accepting what they didn't know before leads to high levels of anxiety.

 

 

Despite the seemingly daunting task of rehabilitating and treating children with autism, many studies have been published and evaluated on appropriate management that not only relieves children's anxiety but also relieves their parents' stress. Certain behaviors such as behavior, conduct, and demeanor have been shown to be effective in restoring misbehavior and improving learning skills in children with autism. Some with problems other than autism may need additional treatment, as recommended by doctors. Autistic children also become depressed as a result he has a photographic memory and mathematical and scientific wisdom

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