Clear, practical pediatric guidance about dyslexia, ADHD, autism, learning challenges, school concerns, evaluation, and support.
Learning & Development
Signs of dyslexia can appear before or after a child starts reading. Learn the early warning signs, what letter reversals really mean, and when per...
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Learning & Development
If your child's reading struggles aren't improving, you don't have to simply wait. Learn when a dyslexia evaluation may be appropriate, what it can...
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Learning & Development
What really helps a child with dyslexia? Learn which reading approaches have evidence behind them, what parents can do at home, and how to protect ...
Read Article →Hand flapping can happen when babies and toddlers are excited, overwhelmed, or regulating themselves—and by itself, it does not mean autism. Learn ...
Read Article →A toddler who is late to talk does not necessarily have autism. Learn how speech delay and autism can differ, which social and communication signs ...
Read Article →A positive autism screen does not mean your child has autism. Learn what happens next, who may evaluate your child, what testing can include, and h...
Read Article →Autism screening helps identify toddlers who may benefit from a closer developmental evaluation. Learn how the M-CHAT works, what a positive screen...
Read Article →Your baby or toddler doesn't always respond when you call their name. Is it normal, a hearing problem, or a possible sign of autism? Learn what par...
Read Article →Early autism signs can be subtle and look different from child to child. Learn which social, communication, play, sensory, and repetitive behaviors...
Read Article →Wondering about autism signs in your baby? Learn which early social and communication differences may deserve attention, what is too early to concl...
Read Article →Autism can look different from one toddler to another. Learn the social, communication, play,
Read Article →Wondering about autism signs in your 2-year-old? Learn which communication, social, play, and repetitive behaviors may deserve a closer look—and wh...
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