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Hi welcome I am shell mum of 6 four on the autistic spectrum,I also have Aspergers syndrome. Are you sure the scratching is a behaviour just because it appeared when one went does not mean it is a new one. Scratching gives a shiny sensation it makes skin feel like glass,and then there is the burning sensation it provides like scratching a mosquito bite but amplified. I am taking it that he is under sensative to pain myself and my children are the same. I suggest waiting till he is asleep then cut his nails has far down has you can get them,also see if there is an alternative to his nails for scratching (a cat scratcher a sharpening stone they will give the same sensataion to his hands. shell |
