- How to spot the signs of autism.

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Martha - How to spot the signs of autism.

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> It is here.

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> In this newsletter I am going to cover a few of the way that you

> can spot the signs and symptoms of autism.

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> There is no absolutely certain way to diagnose autism. It normally

> needs a number of different factors to correctly diagnose autism.

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> It is usually true that parents are the first to notice something

> just isn't quite right with their child.

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> They may notice differences right from birth, such as a dislike of

> physical contact, the inability to make or maintain eye contact, or

> staring at objects for an unusually long time.

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> Or, a child who has been meeting all the usual developmental

> milestones within the normal time frames may suddenly stop

> progressing or even show a decline in skills.

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> Children with autism sometimes stop verbalizing, begin to show

> self-destructive behaviors, or avoid social contact.

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> Whatever the case may be, when parents notice something is wrong,

> they are usually correct.

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> Medical advice should be sought when any abnormal behavior is

> noticed.

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> Signs that should lead a physician to order further evaluation of a

> child include:

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> - Failure to coo or babble by or before one year old.

> - Inability to speak single words by 16 months.

> - Inability to communicate non-verbally, such as pointing at

> objects or waving, by age one.

> - Inability to independently speak two-word phrases by age 2

> - Loses any communication or social skills at any age.

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> In my downloadable ebook, There is a simple 13 point questionnaire

> that guides you through the process of identifying the symptoms of

> autism.

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> My book also shows you a further 22 signs of autism to check for.

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> I hope this information has been useful to you... and I will be

> in touch soon with the next installment, which covers...

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> Effective communication tactics with someone with autism.

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> Bye for now.

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