The book is dedicated to early childhood autism. It describes games and special methods and techniques that allow you to establish contact with an autistic child, identify his suppressed negative emotions and hidden fears and begin working to overcome them, in general helping the child become more active in his knowledge of the world. Ways are outlined for the development of role-playing games, familiarization with the outside world, and learning how to interact. Practical advice addressed to the loved ones of an autistic child explains how to optimally organize his daily routine and life, and create the necessary conditions for games and activities. Recommendations for teachers and psychologists who work with autistic children offer options for action in difficult situations. Ways to achieve mutual understanding and interaction between specialists and the family of an autistic child are also outlined. Finally, the book provides information about organizations that provide assistance to autistic children and Internet resources devoted to this problem. Unlike existing publications on this topic, the book is not a theoretical presentation, but an applied manual. The material is deliberately presented briefly and in a popular form, with many examples from work experience. “Games with an Autistic Child” can become a reference book for both specialists and loved ones of an autistic child.