Limited Eye Contact or Shared Attention
Your child may not consistently look, point, or share interest with others.
Your child may not consistently look, point, or share interest with others.
Speech may be delayed, or your child may have difficulty understanding language, using words, or expressing needs clearly.
Repeated actions, body movements, or distress around changes in routine may sometimes be noticed.
Your child may not respond consistently when called.
Sensitivity to sounds, touch, textures, lights, or movement may affect comfort, attention, or daily activities.
Your child may have difficulty engaging and building connections with peers and others.
These signs may be noticed in some children and do not by themselves confirm a diagnosis. A professional developmental evaluation can help provide clarity.