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How to Find Out If My Baby Has Autism or Not?

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There is nothing more beautiful than a new mother who can’t take off her eyes from the new life she has given birth to. Call it the eternal love or the sense of responsibility towards a baby; a mother remains concerned about her child throughout life. 

Maybe that’s what makes a mother the most beautiful and pious person to have in your life. 

There can be nothing worse for a mother to see her child suffering from an issue. However, it is difficult to admit and address, but at the same time, it is important too. 

Talking about autism in newborns – 

Unfortunately, many children are born with ASD issues. ASD (autism spectrum disorder) is a neurodevelopmental disability which is often seen in children by birth. It affects the child’s communication, social skills, and behavioral traits the most. The researchers at the American Academy of Pediatrics discloses that 1 out of every 54 children suffers from ASD. Generally, the issue is visible in newborns between 18 to 24 months. 

Usually, the newborns sit, walk-on time, pretend to play, show gestures, smile, etc. but sometimes new parents either misunderstand or neglect such signs which end up in expanding the impact of autism in babies and grown-ups. Further, this brings a huge difference in the behavior of children. 

Whom to consult for speech issues?

For this, you would require to consult a speech and language therapist or pathologist. A speech pathologist is a professional who corrects the speech, social gathering potential, and language aspects of a child or adult. One can undergo an online speech pathology degree or course to become a language pathologist. It may require an individual to undergo many practices and training to be an expert in this domain. 

What are the early signs of autism in newborns?

  1. The baby finds it difficult to make eye contact with anyone calling out his or her name 
  2. No response to smiles or facial expressions given 
  3. The baby does not look at the object that parents are pointing out 
  4. Newborn find it difficult to point out an object or give gestures to seek parents’ attention 
  5. Do not give natural or normal facial expressions 
  6. The baby finding it difficult to perceive what others are thinking or feeling 
  7. The baby does not show any emotion or empathy to others around 
  8. Children remain uninterested in making friends or initiating conversations 
  9. Despite entering the 16th month of the age, the baby does not say a word 
  10. Does not respond to speech but understands sounds like a car’s horn or sounds in TV
  11. Loses language or social milestones at the age of 15 to 24 months of age. 
  12. The child may have problems with learning jingles, letters, numbers, etc. 

Here, the most important thing is to sense the intuition and consult a therapist as soon as possible. 

Key takeaway – 

Autism is one of the language and speech problems that affect a certain number of children right from their birth. If remain unnoticed and undiagnosed for long, it can turn into a major problem for the children to bear forever.

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