What are common ASD signs to watch out for?
Infants are inherently social beings and are tuned into their care-givers from a very early age. They seek out their mothers and identify them from others at the very beginning of their lives. They follow their mother’s eye gaze and have joy in novelty and interactions. If you notice that your infant or child, does not seem motivated to engage, gives minimal eye contact, stares through you, watches inanimate objects for long periods, has problems with eating, sleep and changes in their routine you may want to seek out an evaluation. Contact your local autism chapter, Pediatrician, Regional Center, or School District who can direct you to the appropriate clinician. ASD Consultancy will be happy to assist you with this whenever possible.
