The disorder has been documented in individuals of all ethnic and socioeconomic groups and is present in all age groups. In addition, there is no known cure for the lifelong disorder. In 2008, it was estimated that one in 88 children in the United States has ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorders: Data and Statistics). Children with ASD are likely to have difficulty with auditory processing skills, social interactions, and communication skills. They enjoy predictability and routine, and want to know what is expected and how those expectations are attainable (Vakil, Welton, O’Connor, & Kline, 2009). These characteristics, although common in children with ASD, vary based on the individual and the severity of the disorder.