Speech-Language Early Indicators of Autism in Children Ages 36-60 Months

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What are the indicators for Autism in children ages 36-60 months?

Speech-Language Early Indicators of Autism in Children Ages 36-60 Months

The sooner young children can be diagnosed and treated for Autism, the better the outcome. Early speech-language indicators of Autism in children ages 36-60 include:
The child has no speech, is echolalic (repeats what everyone else says), has pronoun reversal, shows abnormal tone and/or rhythm in speech, does not volunteer information or initiate conversation, and may ask repetitive questions you have already answered.
If you have concerns about a child that has these symptoms, you might want to refer the child and/or family to professional help.

   

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