20 symptoms of Level 1 autism - The Disorders care

#autism #level1autism #thedisorderscare
The Disorders care is a researched base small group that is dedicated to provide the necessary information relating disorders for parents and guardians of challenged kids so that not only they can timely identify the disorder and but also so that they can take better care of their children.

Are you curious about the signs and symptoms of Level 1 Autism? Join us in this informative video as we delve into the world of autism spectrum disorders, specifically focusing on Level 1, also known as "high-functioning" autism.

In this video, we'll explore 20 common symptoms and characteristics associated with Level 1 Autism, providing valuable insights and awareness about this neurodevelopmental condition. Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply interested in learning more, this video is designed to shed light on the subject.

Join Disorders Care to spread knowledge, foster understanding, and offer hope to countless individuals. Your contribution will help us create more educational content, provide resources, and make a real difference in the lives of those affected. Every donation counts—thank you for your generosity!
Click on the link below to donate and help our cause:

[TheDisordersCare]

Absolutely! Here are some awesome activities that are both engaging and beneficial for your child. These activities are not only super fun but also help strengthen the bond between you and your child!

Educational Insights Kanoodle Genius 3-D Puzzle Brain Teaser Game for Adults, Teens & Kids, Over 200 Challenges,

Do You Really Know Your Family? A Fun Family Game Filled with Conversation Starters and Challenges - Great for Kids, Teens and Adults


Skillmatics Card Game - Guess in 10 Animal Planet, Perfect for Boys, Girls, Kids, and Families Who Love Toys, Board Games.

[BlackCoffeeee]

Just note that the difficulty with eye contact can make a person avoid eye contact or make them stare directly into a person's eyes too intensely. It's often a mixture of both.
The voice isn't always monotone. Often the voice can be an imitation of one or many voices from TV or their environment eg if an autistic person spent a lot of time binge watching their favourite show, they may adopt the principal character's voice patterns.

[Anthony-osi]

This video is so informative! I have a nephew with Level 1 autism, and it's often difficult to explain his behaviors to others. This video breaks down the symptoms really well, and it's reassuring to know that early diagnosis and tailored support can make a difference. Thanks for sharing this!

[marcusrowan]

its a bit creepy being told about autism by an AI voice

[qceugdn]

Too many unnecessary sound effects and the visuals are unreated to what is being said

[RYz]

I put 100% of my focus into my special interest.

[JenniferAmaya-sm]

I just wanna say I myself have level one ASD I couldn’t get through 20 seconds of your video because of the typing sound and the dinging sound and I can’t quite turn off because then I would not be able to hear what you’re saying so all around. I wanted to watch your video but couldn’t do too auditory sensitivities. Please consider that the next time you post a video.

[catherinejames]

Difficulty with problem solving??? Can’t agree with that one, thought that is one of our strengths actually.

[JoshuaKhosa]

The guy in the thumbnail looks level 20.

Sorry, bad joke

[Sommyie]

robots posting videos... real helpful...