Children with autism can sometimes have difficulty understanding the concepts of physical space and personal boundaries, both as it relates to them and to other people.

It is nevertheless important that children on the spectrum understand and feel comfortable about their own bodies. Likewise, it is beneficial if they have a sense of boundaries in order to be able to have positive social interactions with family and peers, and well as for their own personal safety.

This infographic looks at six areas in which parents and carers can teach children on the spectrum about personal space and boundaries so that they can learn to think positively about their own and other people’s bodies.

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