How to increase your child’s poor attention span - Caregiver Hacks #2

Children with autism have notoriously short attention spans, especially when faced with tasks that they don’t enjoy. It can be frustrating for parents and therapists alike when the child refuses to pay attention to the task at hand or even sit still long enough to do the task.
Having a decent attention span allows for better focus and concentration on a task or activity at hand. It also ensures that your child is able to grasp social cues and norms better, vastly improving their overall quality of life.
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[@ettinakitten5047]

Autistic children tend to have *long* attention spans, not short.

[@mariclarice242]

Mine has short. It depends on if it's something they like, they may be hyper focused.