Newborn Stages
  • Home
  • Baby

    Development & Growth

    1-2 Months

    3-6 Months

    7-9 Months

    10-12 Months

    VIEW ALL

    Baby Feeding

    Breastfeeding
    Baby Food Recipes
    Bottle Feeding
    VIEW ALL

    Baby Sleep

    Sleep Problems
    Basics & Bedtime Routines
    VIEW ALL

    Baby Basics

    Newborn Daily Care
    Essentials
    Activities & Playtime
    VIEW ALL
  • Toddler

    Development & Growth

    13-18 Months

    19-24 Months

    2-3 Years

    VIEW ALL

    Toddler Feeding

    Eating & Nutrition
    Healthy Food Recipes
    Toddler Breastfeeding
    VIEW ALL

    Toddler Sleep

    Problems & Concerns
    Basics & Bedtime Routines
    VIEW ALL

    Toddler Care & Training

    Playtime & Education
    Everyday Care & Training
    VIEW ALL
  • Essentials
  • Health & Safety
    • Everyday Wellness
    • Common Health Concerns
    • Disabilities and Chronic Conditions
    • Mental Health
    • Playtime
    • Safety & First Aid
  • Gear & ProductsReviews

    Gear & Product Reviews

    Parenting Books - Courses

    Infant/Toddler Beds & Sleep Products

    Toys

    Nursing & Feeding

    Strollers & Accessories

    Car Seats & Accessories

    Health & Safety Products

    # Trending Reviews

    Mockingbird Single-To-Double Stroller Review 2023

    Newton Waterproof Crib Mattress Review

    Smart Sleep Monitoring: Owlet Dream Sock And Dream Duo Review

    Positive Parenting Solutions Review: Is It The Road To Parenting Success?

    Koala Crate KiwiCo Review: Play-Based Learning For Kids 2 – 4 Years

    Panda Crate KiwiCo Review: Brain-Building Play For 0 – 24m

No Result
View All Result
Newborn Stages
  • Home
  • Baby

    Development & Growth

    1-2 Months

    3-6 Months

    7-9 Months

    10-12 Months

    VIEW ALL

    Baby Feeding

    Breastfeeding
    Baby Food Recipes
    Bottle Feeding
    VIEW ALL

    Baby Sleep

    Sleep Problems
    Basics & Bedtime Routines
    VIEW ALL

    Baby Basics

    Newborn Daily Care
    Essentials
    Activities & Playtime
    VIEW ALL
  • Toddler

    Development & Growth

    13-18 Months

    19-24 Months

    2-3 Years

    VIEW ALL

    Toddler Feeding

    Eating & Nutrition
    Healthy Food Recipes
    Toddler Breastfeeding
    VIEW ALL

    Toddler Sleep

    Problems & Concerns
    Basics & Bedtime Routines
    VIEW ALL

    Toddler Care & Training

    Playtime & Education
    Everyday Care & Training
    VIEW ALL
  • Essentials
  • Health & Safety
    • Everyday Wellness
    • Common Health Concerns
    • Disabilities and Chronic Conditions
    • Mental Health
    • Playtime
    • Safety & First Aid
  • Gear & ProductsReviews

    Gear & Product Reviews

    Parenting Books - Courses

    Infant/Toddler Beds & Sleep Products

    Toys

    Nursing & Feeding

    Strollers & Accessories

    Car Seats & Accessories

    Health & Safety Products

    # Trending Reviews

    Mockingbird Single-To-Double Stroller Review 2023

    Newton Waterproof Crib Mattress Review

    Smart Sleep Monitoring: Owlet Dream Sock And Dream Duo Review

    Positive Parenting Solutions Review: Is It The Road To Parenting Success?

    Koala Crate KiwiCo Review: Play-Based Learning For Kids 2 – 4 Years

    Panda Crate KiwiCo Review: Brain-Building Play For 0 – 24m

No Result
View All Result
Newborn Stages
No Result
View All Result
Home Health & Safety Disabilities and Chronic Conditions

9 Early Signs of Autism in Babies

If you have a baby, it is important to be aware of the early signs of autism. Autism spectrum disorder is a condition that affects a person’s interactions with others people and society as a whole.

Written by: Newborn Stages
March 16, 2022 - Updated on May 25, 2023
in Disabilities and Chronic Conditions
Early Signs of Autism in Babies
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestEmail

Key Notes

  • Babies that suffer from autism have mobility issues
  • They have sensory issues
  • They are sensitive to light and sound
  • Being diagnosed with other medical conditions

It can be difficult to diagnose in babies because many of the symptoms are not obvious. In this article, we will discuss the early signs of autism in babies. If your baby exhibits any of these signs, it is important to consult with a doctor immediately.

Feel Disconnected To Others

One of the earliest signs of autism is a lack of connection to others. Babies who are on the spectrum may not smile or make eye contact like other babies do. They may also seem uninterested in people and things around them. 

Does Not Respond To Name

Another early sign of autism is when a baby does not respond to their name. Babies with ASD may not turn their heads or look up when they are called. This is one of the more obvious signs and is often one of the first things that parents notice.

Unusual Body Language

Babies with autism may also have unusual body language. They may avoid eye contact, or they may not wave or point when they want something. Their posture may be stiff, and they may not move their arms or legs in the same way as other babies.

Have Difficulty with Language

Many babies with autism have difficulty with language development. They may not babble or make cooing noises like other babies. They may also have trouble understanding words and phrases. 

Exhibit Repetitive Behaviors

Many children with autism engage in repetitive behaviors, such as flapping their hands or rocking back and forth. These behaviors can be soothing for the child, but they can also be disruptive to those around them. 

Have Sensory Issues

Some children with autism have sensory issues. They may be sensitive to loud noises, or they may not like to be touched. They may also have difficulty processing information from their senses.

Are Easily Frustrated

Children with autism can often be easily frustrated. They may have trouble coping with changes in their routine or with new situations. This can lead to tantrums and meltdowns. 

Be Sensitive To Light and Sound

Some children with autism are sensitive to light and sound. They may cover their eyes or ears when exposed to bright lights or loud noises. This sensitivity can be uncomfortable for the child, and it can also make it difficult for them to interact with the world around them.

Be Easily Distracted

Many children with autism are easily distracted. They may become agitated or overwhelmed by things that other children can easily ignore. This distraction can make it difficult for them to focus on tasks or interact with others. 

Have Difficulty with Change

Many children with autism have difficulty with change. They may become upset when their routine is disrupted, and they may have trouble adapting to new situations. This difficulty can make it hard for them to cope with the world around them.

Have Poor Motor Skills

Children with autism often have poor motor skills. They may be unable to crawl, walk or sit up on their own. They may also have difficulty using utensils or playing with toys.

Be Diagnosed With Other Disorders

Many children who are later diagnosed with autism also have other disorders, such as ADHD, anxiety, or depression. This comorbidity can make it difficult to diagnose autism early on. However, it is important to be aware of the signs and symptoms of ASD so that you can get your child the help they need.

If you notice any of these signs in your child, it is important to consult with a doctor immediately. Early intervention is key to managing ASD. With the right support, children with autism can lead happy and fulfilling lives.

Read Material on Autism

It is important to learn as much as you can about autism. There are many resources available, such as books, and support groups. The more you know about ASD, the better equipped you will be to help your child. It is also important to remember that every child is different, and each one will require individualized care.

If you think your child may be showing signs of autism, don’t hesitate to reach out for help. With the right support, your child can lead a happy and fulfilling life.

Get Sensory Toys for Your Child

Many children with autism respond well to sensory toys. These are toys that stimulate the senses, such as touch, sight, or sound. There are many different types of sensory toys available, so you can find one that is best suited for your child’s needs.

Talk To Other Parents of Children with Autism

It can be helpful to talk to other parents of children with autism. They can offer support and advice, and they can help you to navigate the world of autism. There are many online communities and support groups available, so you can find one that is best suited for you.

Stay positive, and don’t give up. With the right support, your child can achieve great things.

Read also: Signs of Autism in 12 Month Old

Follow Newborn Stages on Google News

Previous Post

10 Dangerous Effects Of Lack Of Sleep In Babies And How To Deal With It

Next Post

How Long Does It Take To Breastfeed A 3 Month Old Baby?

You Might Also Like

Supporting A Toddler With Autism: Tips For Parents And Caregivers
Disabilities and Chronic Conditions

Supporting A Toddler With Autism: Tips For Parents And Caregivers

May 25, 2023
Signs of Autism in 12-Month-Old
10-12 Months

10 Signs of Autism in 12 Month Old

March 13, 2022 - Updated on May 25, 2023
The 13 Signs of Autism in Toddlers Age 2
2-3 Years

The 13 Signs of Autism in Toddlers Age 2

October 9, 2021 - Updated on May 25, 2023

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

I agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.

As seen on

Newborn Stages offers authentic and expert parenting tips and tricks that will make your life easier.  Our mission is to educate, inspire, and uplift new parents. Newborn Stages is here to ensure new parents have all the information they need to make the right choices.
  • About us
  • Contact us
  • Advertise
  • Write for us
  • Sitemap
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Disclaimer
  • Affiliate Disclosure
Facebook-f Instagram

Kindly take note that all the information is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional health services.

  • Essentials
  • Development Stages
  • Feeding
  • Sleeping
  • Health & Safety
  • Product Reviews
©2023 www.newbornstages.com. All Rights Reserved.
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Baby
    • Baby Development
      • 1-2 Months
      • 3-6 Months
      • 7-9 Months
      • 10-12 Months
    • Baby Feeding
      • Breastfeeding
      • Bottle Feeding
      • Baby Food Recipes
    • Baby Sleep
      • Sleep Problems
      • Bedtime Routines & Sleep Basics
    • Baby Basics
      • Newborn Daily Care
      • Activities & Playtime
  • Toddler
    • Toddler Development
      • 13-18 Months
      • 19-24 Months
      • 2-3 Years
    • Toddler Sleep
      • Basics & Bedtime Routines
      • Problems & Concerns
    • Toddler Feeding
      • Healthy Food Recipes
      • Eating & Nutrition
      • Toddler Breastfeeding
    • Toddler Care & Training
      • Everyday Care & Training
      • Playtime & Education
  • Essentials
  • Health & Safety
    • Common Health Concerns
    • Disabilities and Chronic Conditions
    • Everyday Wellness
    • Mental Health
    • Safety & First Aid
  • Gear & Products
    • Parenting Books – Courses
    • Infant & Toddler Beds & Sleep products
    • Toys
    • Nursing & Feeding
    • Health & Safety
    • Strollers & Accessories
    • Car Seats & Accessories

© 2022 www.newbornstages.com. All Rights Reserved.