Signs Your Child Will Talk | Late Speech in Non verbal Autistic Child | Autism Parenting

Does your autistic child's late speech development or non-verbal communication leave you wondering if they'll ever talk? You're not alone. Many parents navigate the world of late speech and autism. This video from Autism Parenting offers encouraging signs to look for that may indicate your child is on the path to spoken language!
We'll explore:
Early communication skills that come before talking, even for non-verbal children ️
Vocalizations that signal language development in late talkers with autism
How social interaction plays a role
Even if your child isn't talking, this video is packed with helpful information and resources to give you hope and guidance. Join the Autism Parenting community and celebrate every milestone on your child's communication journey!
This video is for you if:
You are a parent or a caregiver to a child with Autism
You're looking for ways to support your child's development.
You want to create a more empowering and collaborative environment.
You're curious about how small changes can make a big difference.
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[@amolchavan838]

Aapka child kite saal ka hai or abhi kaisa hai

[@nehagarg5151]

Hello sir n ma'am....my daughter is 3.5 yrs h...need based language h...but no way two way communication... worried ki 2 way communication kb aayega

[@autism-parenting]

Hello Neha. There is no definitive answer to this. It will all depend on your efforts, but then there are factors beyond effort that no one predict. But since she is need based talker at 3.5 years, there is a good chance she'll make good progress in next 3-4 years