Asperger's Symptoms in Toddlers Checklist

In a 2-year-old, Asperger's may present as limited social interaction, delayed speech or unique speech patterns, and a strong preference for routine and specific interests.

Asperger's syndrome can become apparent in early childhood, often before the age of three, as parents and caregivers notice developmental delays or differences in social and communication skills.

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Children with Asperger's may start speaking later than their peers, but some may develop a rich vocabulary early on. The key difference is often in how they use language socially.