Babies With ASD

Babies with ASD may not babble or react to expressions or smiles as other babies might. A young child with ASD may show social difficulties through by avoiding eye contact or playing alone.
At times they may not respond to their own name and may not interact with others unless they want to achieve a goal that they themselves have set. Additionally, young children with ASD may not understand social boundaries such as personal space, or may avoid contact altogether.
By their teenage years, an individual may have learnt ways to cope or mask their condition.
However, they may still display unusual eye contact or body language which they may have picked up from other