Symptoms of autism in children

Childhood autism is actually not uncommon in life nowadays, which makes many parents very worried. They don’t know how to effectively deal with such behavior of their children. Sometimes they don’t even know whether some of the behaviors of their children are manifestations of autism. Therefore, they cannot help children treat and alleviate this autism phenomenon in a targeted manner. So let’s take a look at the manifestations of childhood autism.

In fact, childhood autism will directly affect the healthy growth of children, and if they are not helped to improve their autistic behavior in time, it will have an impact on their lives. Therefore, parents should always pay attention to their children’s abnormal behavior.

Autism symptoms in children

What are the common symptoms of autism in children? Autism experts at the best hospital for autism treatment say that for many children with autism, treatment has no effect after they reach a certain age. This is mainly because the symptoms of autism are not discovered in time in the early stages of the disease. When autism is discovered, no appropriate treatment measures are taken. As a result, many children with autism have to be affected by autism throughout their lives. The common manifestations of autism in children are as follows:

1. Babbling sounds are made after nine months

2. Children with autism still have no speech consciousness at the age of one, and do not make any communication gestures

3. Can't say a word at 16 months old

4. Children with autism often repeat the same behavior

5. Children with autism cannot make eye contact with others, including their parents.

6. When the baby looks at his parents or caregivers, he does not show a happy reaction.

7. Children with autism often cry and feel restless

8. Children with autism like to play with some objects by themselves and do not allow others to change them.

What are the common symptoms of autism in children? Because children are diagnosed with autism at a relatively young age, they are usually easily ignored by parents during infancy. However, the symptoms of autism will become more obvious after the child reaches the age of two. Parents can take their autistic children to treatment at this time. Of course, if the child's autism can be discovered and treated before this, it is better. However, for the treatment of autism, do not let the child be over six years old, otherwise the treatment of the child's autism will be very troublesome.

In fact, because children are diagnosed with autism at a relatively young age, it is easy for parents to ignore some of their children's abnormal behaviors. However, when they grow up, the symptoms will become obvious, so the best time for education and treatment will be missed, making the situation more serious.