7 Signs of autism that are often overlooked

7 SIGNS of autism that are often overlooked.

Finding Cooper's Voice

Desire to avoid people

01 When in a social situation, children with autism may isolate or avoid the group.

Repetitive Behaviors

Stimming: the repetitive performance of certain physical movements or vocalizations. 02

Delayed Speech & Communication Skills

Between 6 and 11 months old , your baby should be imitating sounds, babbling, and using gestures. 03

Lack of typical play skills

04 ''Playing' with objects that aren't actually toys or not understanding what a toy is.

High level of frustration

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Rigidity

Rigidity in behaviors, routines, foods, even people can be an early indicator of autism. 06

Loss of skills or not meeting milestones

Rigidity in behaviors, routines, foods, even people can be an early indicator of autism. 07

If you suspect your child may have autism... 1. Tell your doctor 2. Start early intervention 3. Trust your gut; You know your child best 5. Find a support network

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