Maze
Expecting 4th, 2 Angels
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Oh dear, what are her symptoms? I had concerns when I decided to have another child, but then I just accepted the fact that if my daughter were to end up with an autism diagnosis, she would have a seasoned advocate on her side and the earliest intervention possible as I am familiar with the signs. I don't think she is, she is hitting milestones that my son just never did (pointing, waving bye, blowing kisses, that kind of stuff.)
That being said, there was one girl with autism in my son's autistic nursery school and she was very hard to deal with, but then a couple of years later we ran into her at the local swimming pool and just in that time her autism became practically undetectable. She really seemed like your typical 6 year old kid, more so than my son and he used to be ahead of her in that department. I mention this because I feel like there is a misconception about the few girls on the spectrum being more heavily affected in general, and that simply isn't the case.
My mind is made up the same way with this third baby, I am determined not to be worried about what will be .
That being said, there was one girl with autism in my son's autistic nursery school and she was very hard to deal with, but then a couple of years later we ran into her at the local swimming pool and just in that time her autism became practically undetectable. She really seemed like your typical 6 year old kid, more so than my son and he used to be ahead of her in that department. I mention this because I feel like there is a misconception about the few girls on the spectrum being more heavily affected in general, and that simply isn't the case.
My mind is made up the same way with this third baby, I am determined not to be worried about what will be .