Summer is in full swing now and the temperatures are rising
to eighty, ninety, and even one hundred degrees Fahrenheit. In these warm temperatures, many
of us prefer to perform a lot of fun activities outdoors. These warm
temperatures also bring a certain danger: dehydration. While having fun
outdoors, is very important to drink enough water. Individuals on the
spectrum, particularly those who are nonverbal, might not be able to
communicate effectively that they are starting to feel bad. My message to
parents is to make sure your children are drinking enough water. Most
especially, I advise that you observe your autistic children to identify the
signs of dehydration or worse issues, if necessary. I hope you all have a
fun and safe summer and make sure that you stay safe and drink enough water.
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