10 Early Warning Signs of Autism

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It may seem like I am focusing on very young children in this and many other episodes. I do have a lot of important episodes for adults and older children with autism, however, I am really focusing on breaking denial and giving understanding to parents who may see these signs in their small children. In today’s episode, I reference 10 possible warning signs of autism from chapter two of Turn Autism Around.

Can these signs lead to an early diagnosis of autism?

Possibly yes, but they can also lead to toddler ADHD, speech delays, other disorders or even none at all. What is important is that my proven four-step approach related to these early signs is going to work and help no matter what the diagnosis is.

10 Possible Early Warning Signs of Autism

  • Lack of Pointing
  • Speech and Language Delays
  • Excessive Tantrums
  • Unresponsive to Name
  • Delayed Playing Behaviors
  • Repetitive Behaviors
  • Insistent and Excessive “Sameness”
  • Sensory Issues
  • Motor Delay and Toe Walking
  • Poor Imitation Abilities

Turn Autism Around, Free Resources

If you are noticing these signs, have concerns, or just want to know more, I encourage you to check out the free book resources at TurnAutismAround.com. There you will have free access to templates, checklists, and tools to get started right away as well as access to the first two chapters of my book, Turn Autism Around, completely free.
Early diagnosis of autism

You’ll Learn

  • How to tell if a young child has autism?
  • Is pointing a sign of autism ?
  • Is delayed speech a sign of autism?
  • Are motor delays and toe walking signs of autism?
  • Are tantrums related to autism?
  • Do sensory issues mean autism?
  • If your child has early signs, do they have autism?
  • What signs are important for an autism diagnosis?
  • Can delayed skills be taught?

Resources

Free Workshop

Increase Talking &
Decrease Tantrums

in Young Children with

Autism &/or Speech Delays