It is common for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to resist writing or coloring. Many parents face the challenge of encouraging their children to engage in these tasks. Children might cry or throw away the paper and pencil, making it difficult for parents to help them complete homework or other writing activities at home. The possible reasons for these challenges include poor fine motor skills and a short attention span. Writing can be particularly challenging, leading to refusal and frustration. One effective way to address this is by taking a slow, supportive approach to help the child feel more comfortable over time. The goal is to make writing less daunting, so they can handle it without getting too upset. Here’s how parents can apply this approach in a practical way: Identify Specific Challenges: Understand what exactly makes writing difficult for the child with autism. It could be holding the pencil, forming letters, staying focused, feeling bored,...