pick from the following.
(a). This is especially true for children who are shy, withdrawn, or in need of professional treatment. It's not just their hair, though, but the hairstyles and behaviors that cause this kind of behavior.
(b). Protect the child from negativity. Some people can be judgmental or cruel to people who are different, and may mock or punish a child who appears visibly disabled.
(c). Experiment with different hairstyles, as you might find yourself in a blank space. Sometimes kids (especially babies) show preconceived thoughts and behaviors when they stims.
(d). As you walk, look at the child's hands and feet. If they have hands and feet, it can indicate that you're stimming.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to handle stimming in autistic children
Recognize that everyone stims here and there.
Whenever you pace, fiddle with your hair, bite your pencil, or squeeze your hands, you're stimming. Stimming is both more necessary and more noticeable in autistic children, due to sensory issues.
Answer:
(b).