The age range that children should be entered into an early intervention program, if necessary.
What is age 0 to 3?
This place can direct parents to the early intervention center.
What is the local hospital?
Commonly known as autism, this disorder is more like a broad umbrella for a range of disorders that affect behavior, socialization, and communication.
What is Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?
What a child needs in order to enter into an early intervention program (or may not, in some cases).
What is a referral?
The connections in this part of the baby's body are still developing during the first 3 years of life.
What is the brain?
The first individual you should get in contact with if you suspect your child has a developmental delay.
Who is my child's doctor/physician?
Limited eye contact/few expressions of emotion (laughing, smiling).
Few serve and return interactions (exchanging sounds or faces).
Limited response to their name
What is common signs of autism in the first year?
The physical location of where doctor referrals are handled.
What is the early intervention center?
Children who are older than this age may still receive services, in some cases.
What is age 3?
This person will walk you through the early intervention process and create a service plan for families.
What is a service coordinator?
Children with autism may have this type of reaction to loud noises, textures, lights.
What is intense reactions?
Early intervention may lead to less of a need for this type of education.
What is special education?
This type of stress can lead children to behavioral, physical, and/or emotional problems in the future.
What is "toxic" stress.
This organization has several programs that are related to supporting families whose children have special needs.
What is Federation of Children with Special Needs?
Children with autism may not respond to their (blank).
What is their name?
Type of devices a child might need that are provided through early intervention services.
What is assistive technology?