They say that kids with autism won’t show affection. They say that they won’t give you hugs or tell you that they love you. THEY. ARE. WRONG. That is not ALWAYS the case. MJ came into my room a few moments ago, got under the covers, then just snuggled with me. I absolutely LOVE when he does this. It wasn’t always this way and I thank GOD every time he does it. My son is amazing 😊
NickysdayWithAutism 
aw. This made me smile. What a lovely photo! Thank you for sharing, and you are so right. They can be absolute snuggle bunnies at times.
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They sure can!
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I agree with you 100%!! My son is not even 3 yet and he absolutely loves kisses, hugs, and snuggles, and even spontaneously gives and asks for them several times a day. 😍
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Yeah! That’s so awesome!
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He IS very affectionate! That’s a plus. He is a sweetheart!
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Thanks girl! You know you are one of his favorite people 😉
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Love this!!! Enjoy it girl!!!
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😊
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I love proving the “professionals” wrong!!! Enjoy every minute!!
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😊
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His smile is everything!!
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It sure is!
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You have such a beautiful family, absolutely gorgeous children. God bless you all.
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Thank you so much! 🙂
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Yes!! I love it and you’re so right. They can be very affectionate…with those who they CHOOSE to show affection to.😊
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Amazing, indeed! There are some people on the spectrum who can not deal with a lot of touch but to each his own!
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Very true. I started noticing a change in my son around age 7/8. He started showing affection.
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Sweeeeeeeet 🙂
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Can’t beat snuggles with mum. Make the most of it when his mood is like this☺
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