No, it does not mean she is autistic. I think every child has a little autism or autism traits in them, but definately keep an eye on her and talking in full sentences is a good sign. Hang in there and don't worry too much. ↑ |
She does so some signs of being on the spectrum but doesn't mean we're right. There are so much factors involve in evaluating a child. They look to see if there is stress at home, or stress from environment changes (i.e. moving to new house), to all sorts of other things. If I were you, I'd be really careful in trying to make diagnosis. Remember many children with Asperger does not have speech delay, yet they are on the spectrum. The important thing is that since you started intervention, you have noticed improvements so that's something to celebrate. ↑ |
i would still have her screened carefully & watched but if anything it sounds more like asperger's start speaking simple Like " sally come" "sally want cookie, ... cookie" modle words for her & try to make her say what she wants start small & with something she really really enjoys like playing with a toy or watching video make her say one word that relates to that item . she if that helps any. goodluck ↑ |