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The Importance of Early Diagnosis:

Encourage your pediatrician to start screening your child at 12 months old. If the screening reveals signs of autism and/or if you identify red flags in your child’s development, trust your instincts (even as a first-time parent) and schedule a diagnostic appointment with a specialist as soon as possible.

A diagnosis is possible as early as 18 months old but the wait to see a diagnostician can range from 12-24 months. You know your child best. Trust yourself and seek out a specialist if you are getting pushback from your PCP.

Children present high levels of neuroplasticity allowing for considerable brain development and learning potential via appropriate treatment. An early diagnosis can help alter the neurodevelopmental trajectory of your child. With expert treatment and proper support, a family will better understand the child’s functioning and be able to readjust the relationship.

Mommas, We Need You Healthy ❤
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Mommas, We Need You Healthy ❤

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Our mission is to get little ones with autism to become their best independent selves. But we are nothing without their mommas. In this post, we aim to empower mommas by providing them with a free list of important recommended preventative health visits for women to complete at every age range.

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