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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can show early signs in newborns. Recognising these symptoms early can help in timely intervention.
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Newborns with autism may avoid direct eye contact with parents.
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Lack of reaction to loud noises or their name being called can be a sign.
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They may not smile or show varied expressions as expected.
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Little interest in engaging with people or toys is a red flag.
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Unusual movements like hand-flapping or rocking can be early indicators.
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Sensitivity to textures or trouble latching during breastfeeding may occur.
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Frequent wakefulness or difficulty sleeping is common in some cases.
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Some newborns may dislike cuddling or physical touch.
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