… rates in those children with autism. Similarly, in young children autism symptoms may
change, … and interests does not exclude the possibility of autism in young children and infants. …

… ASD child as an infant. Using tapes of regularly developing and autistic or PDD-NOS children
… on social behavior, joint attention, and a few “autistic behaviors” (eg, stereotypies, failing to …

… With advances in the field’s ability to identify autism spectrum disorders (ASD) at younger …
that young children with ASD benefit from EI, and their parents learn to implement child-…

… As middle childhood is generally defined as age 6 years and above, and the aim was to
identify interventions for infants and young children, we chose to include all randomised …

… Prior to evaluating a young child, it is essential to be knowledgeable about normative infant
and toddler development as well as other early emerging psychopathological conditions. …

… study of infant siblings of children with ASD (High-Risk group) or children with typical … -Risk
group was status as a younger sibling of a child with ASD. Diagnosis of the affected …

… allows intervention, which helps the child modulate disturbing … guidelines for recognizing
young children who would benefit … research on infant development and parent-infant interaction …

… of “affective contact,” information on autism in infants and very young children is limited. Delays
in … This has changed recently as public awareness of autism and the importance of early …

… -risk populations including infant siblings, to systematically … studies of young children at
high-risk for autism, there are also … (eg, addressing the needs of infants suspected of having early …

… of research found infants with autism to have poor … of children later diagnosed with autism.
This study extends upward in comparison to our previous study14 where infants with autism …