Trouble Maintaining Eye Contact
Generally, kids like engaging with others. They are extroverts naturally without encouragement from their families. They maintain eye contact and smile. Which helps people communicate their interests and attention. When they grow
and get older, some of them try to act differently. Nevertheless, the act of making eye contact is extremely stressful for kids who are affected by autism They tend to look in the direction of people rather than looking in their eyes. Which suggests they are less responsive to people. Most of these kids do not respond to their names before the age of 1.
To avoid treating the condition at a later stage, the child lags behind other children. You have to get appropriate help for the child as soon as you notice these signs. So, if your children show some of these signs please try to consult a doctor as soon as possible.
