When to Start Early Intervention
Autism signs can appear as early as 6 months, and recognizing them early can lead to life-changing support. By 12 months, some children may show limited eye contact, delayed babbling, or reduced social interaction. .
Critical Ages
Between 12-24 months, targeted intervention can significantly improve communication and behavioral development. The 2-4 year window is critical for therapies like Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), speech therapy, and occupational therapy, which help children build key life skills
Why Early Intervention is Key
Early intervention enhances communication, builds social interactions, and fosters independence. The earlier a child receives the right support, the easier it becomes for them to adapt and thrive.