Australian researchers have said their screening tool successfully diagnoses autism in toddlers aged 12-24 months. That’s three years earlier than current methods.
If your child has been diagnosed with autism, you likely have a lot of questions. In this guide, you’ll learn about autism and how you can best help your child through the challenges of growing up with autism.
There are some tests that use MRI and blood screen, but they are not always accurate. Most doctors usually use observation for diagnosis, and they like to wait until kids are a bit older.
If your child has been diagnosed with autism, you likely have a lot of questions. In this guide, you’ll learn about autism and how you can best help your child through the challenges of growing up with autism.
“If a child learns music faster than others, then he/she may have perfect pitch. It means he/she can recognise the tones correctly and immediately, like when he/she sees a number or colour. He/she may even be able to sing any tone (e.g. F# in 2nd octave) immediately without referring to any other tone.”
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Some Australian medical researchers have invented an autism detection tool, which can test kids from early as 12 months. Check it out https://www.dw.com/en/early-screening-tool-detects-autism-at-12-24-months/a-61101283
Early detection and intervention can provide long-term positive impacts on kids on the ASD spectrum. Check out this research article on the subject. https://www.elemy.com/studio/autism-symptoms/how-early-to-detect
There are some tests that use MRI and blood screen, but they are not always accurate. Most doctors usually use observation for diagnosis, and they like to wait until kids are a bit older.
You could do it at home as a game. Watch this…
Wow, check these kids out – thank god some people have pro-active parents that are interested in their kids.
Can’t believe schools don’t test for this already. People need to know if their child is gifted. More discussion here https://forums.abrsm.org/?showtopic=22672#:~:text=If%20a%20child%20learns%20music,referring%20to%20any%20other%20tone.
“If a child learns music faster than others, then he/she may have perfect pitch. It means he/she can recognise the tones correctly and immediately, like when he/she sees a number or colour. He/she may even be able to sing any tone (e.g. F# in 2nd octave) immediately without referring to any other tone.”