The story was posted on Facebook, along with a charming photo of the young boy. So far, that story has received over a thousand likes from followers. People simply want to see the autistic child experience enjoyment all over again. The store cashier was very astute while watching over the child. People simply want to help children enjoy the experience itself.
Cashier lets autistic boy help scan groceries #spd
Submitted by Judy Hanning on Fri, 2017-08-11 21:00
Children with autism have received renewed attention from many sources. They are finding acceptance in society as a whole too. Read the story of an autistic child who helped bring up items at a register where the cashier was kind enough to allow him to do just that. That act of kindness attracted attention from all corners from onlookers.
Autism is receiving more advocacy than ever before.
Key Takeaways:
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A grocery store allowed an autistic boy to scan groceries to involve him and keep a meltdown at bay.
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When you include autistic children in sensory exercises, they show drastic improvement.
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Grocery stores are sometimes too many stimuli for children on the autism spectrum.