
Autism
Explore the many ways autistic children may communicate, including spoken language, gestures, echolalia, and augmentative and alternative communication. These articles cover speech and language differences, social communication, developmental signs, and supportive next steps without assuming that every child has the same needs or goals. Families can learn what speech-language therapy may involve, how to encourage communication at home, and when to ask a pediatrician or other qualified professional about a developmental evaluation.

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