Communication is the process of sending information and responding, there is an exchange between two people. There are 2 types of communication: verbal communication and non-verbal communication (non-verbal communication, communication by gestures, by pictures). Communication is directed towards others including the following abilities: focusing attention by looking, listening, waiting; imitating; playing together, sharing and cooperating;...

The act of screaming often occurs when the child/children with autism do not like, are not satisfied or express a desire to be cared for and paid attention, to tell us a certain message. Studies have evidence showing that the autistic child himself/herself cannot control this screaming action. Below are some suggestions for how to handle when autistic children often scream and throw tantrums.

Many parents have difficulty assessing their child's speech delay. Is the child's speech delay temporary and can wait a while longer, or is it a real medical condition that requires intervention from medical professionals? Equipping parents with knowledge helps them recognize the warning signs of delayed speech and language development in their child, thereby helping them make better decisions.

In order to be a positive support and support for your child, it is important for parents to understand the criteria for diagnosing autism. Recent changes in the definition and diagnosis of autism are more important than ever. Health care providers, educators, and government agencies are still sorting out the significance of these changes, but being informed as parents plays a vital role in helping your child.

Many children with autism spectrum disorder show signs of developmental differences as infants, especially in social and language skills. In addition to language delays and behavioral differences, parents may notice differences in the way their autistic child interacts with peers. So what are the signs of autism in children over 12 months of age or younger?