q       Frequent falling and difficulty with stairs.

q       Persistent drooling or very unclear speech.

q       Inability to build a tower of more than four blocks.

q       Difficulty manipulating small objects.

q       Inability to copy a circle by age three.

q       Inability to communicate in short phrases.

q       No involvement in “pretend” play.

q       Failure to understand simple instructions.

q       Little interest in other children.

q       Extreme difficulty separating from mother.

As published by the American Academy of Pediatrics.  If you have concerns regarding your child’s development based on this list, please consult your pediatrician or call us for a detailed evaluation.  The earlier an intervention and treatment are achieved, the better the results for both the parents and the child.