How to Improve Eye Contact in Autism

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 Eye contact is a vital skill for social interaction. These activities are designed to encourage and improve it in a fun, supportive way!

Why Eye Contact is Important

Eye contact builds connection. Helps in communication focus and engagement Strengthens relationships

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Peek-a-Boo Game

A simple game to encourage your child to look at you. Make it playful with exaggerated expressions.

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Mirror Imitation

Use a mirror to mimic expressions together. Helps them observe and make eye contact naturally.

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Bubble Blowing

Blow bubbles and pause until your child makes eye contact. Reward their gaze by blowing more bubbles.

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Positive Reinforcement

Hold their favorite toy at your eye level. Encourage them to look up to get the toy.

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Snack-Time Eye Contact

Offer a small snack or treat and pause, waiting for eye contact before giving it. Positive reinforcement works wonder

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Singing and Rhymes

Use songs with actions, like “If You’re Happy and You Know It.” Maintain eye contact while singing together.

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 Tips for Encouraging Eye Contact

 Don’t force eye contact; make it fun! ✔ Use positive reinforcement. ✔ Keep activities short and engaging. ✔ Be patient and celebrate progress.

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