Social Communication
Early Signs of Autism in Communication: What Parents Can Watch For
Joint attention, pointing, name response, echoing and lost words: what the CDC and AAP describe as early signs, how screening works, and next steps.
Clear, research-sourced answers to the questions parents ask us most, about speech, language, reading, and social communication.
Joint attention, pointing, name response, echoing and lost words: what the CDC and AAP describe as early signs, how screening works, and next steps.
What inferencing and perspective-taking are, how they develop, and how they show up in conversation, reading, and play.
How children learn the unwritten rules of conversation, what pragmatic language includes, and signs a child may need support.
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