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DEVELOPMENTAL REFLECTION

Parent check-in for autism-related concerns

A private reflection tool to help you organize observations before speaking with a professional.

! This is not a diagnostic test, medical evaluation, or diagnosis.

It cannot tell you whether a child is or is not autistic. Only a qualified professional can assess and diagnose autism. A low number of observations should never override a parent’s concern.

This general check-in is intended for parents or caregivers of young children. Consider the child’s age, development, culture, language, and usual environments.

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TRUSTED NEXT STEPS

Trusted next steps

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends autism-specific screening at 18 and 24 months, alongside ongoing developmental surveillance. Screening is not the same as diagnosis.

CDC: About Autism Spectrum Disorder ↗American Academy of Pediatrics: Autism ↗