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There are some great books, April was autistic awareness month. The library will have some great resources gathered together.

http://www.webmd.com/brain/autism/u.....-autism-basics

basic info on it just in general, also the different types of it (the second page won't help you at all)


keying into how he acts/socialization skills is extremely important along with his creativity, it'll teach you a lot about him. whether or not he attends school, which I'm gonna guess he will in September, do things with him that'll stimulate his brain whether its working on math problems, playing with blocks/shapes etc, let him use his brain.

most important thing I can give you of all things is to have patience with him, it maybe hard at first but once time goes on and he gets used to having you around it'll get better


hope that gave you a little bit of help, library is also definitely a great option- if you need anymore help let me know, I'll be glad to help as always :)