Introduction
Autism refers to an intricate developmental disability (Bryna, 2008, pp 24). It is known to appear in children within their first three years of life. This developmental disability is normally caused by a neurological disarray which affects usual brain function. It thus affects the development of a child’s social and communication skills. Children who suffer from autism experience challenges with non-spoken communication, various social interactions as well as other activities which involve elements of play (Bryna, 2008, pp 27). Children are social creatures who require interaction with other people in order to flourish and grow. Socializing enables children to laugh, ...
