3/24/2009 12:07:20 AM

Is that the only reason you suspect Autism or are there other reasons? And if so what?

I'm not an expert, but with children with Autism, it is not uncommon for them to wake up crying. With most people that I have talked to or stories that I have read, that is a common thing. One of my two boys wakes up every night crying/screaming.

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4/4/2009 8:56:07 AM

I have found that the wake up/crying cycle is from overstimulation during the day. Our autistic daughter used to do it quite often.(she's now 12). Also, our toddler son does it frequently, and he has a sensory processing problem. I found nothing that prevents it or helps it. We just struggled through it. They will outgrow it.

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5/27/2009 11:19:53 AM

My Grandson Rowan never cried - he was always joyful and happy and singing - he is non-verbal but makes happy sounds and is primarily a joyful happy soul. He is 4-1/2 - he has just started crying - for no reason - he will just burst out crying....very sad moaning crying - nothing stops it - then just like it started - it stops and he is happy again - it is happening a LOT lately....his lead specialist says this is a GOOD THING...that he is getting in touch with his emotions. So, I don't know - but it makes me very sad to hear him cry.

Melinda Moulton

9/14/2009 11:11:07 PM

i have 2 yrs old, she will cry for no reason before going to bed, and sometimes she will wake in the middle of the night crying for 2 r 3 hrs, it hard thinking whats wrong w/ her. i suspect her that she has a mild austism, right now she has 2 therapist speech and ot. shes nver been diagnose yet but i suspect her.

mira

9/22/2009 5:51:02 PM

I don't think that crying at the same time at night repeatedly is a common trait of an autistic child. Perhaps there are other reasons that might have caused this. I suggest you monitor your child's daily activity and refer to your pediatrician/specialist.

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Have you talked to a DAN doctor? They have a whole new take on Autism. Read more about them at www.autismhopeandhealing.com I think they might be able to answer your questions about crying at the same time. And no, I don't think it is a symptom either.

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