Q. My daughter and son-in-law both work full time and I watch my 9-month old grandson, Caden, every day during the week. My daughter takes me with her to his doctor’s appointments, where they provide us with CDC guidelines for where he should be at his age. He seems to not be reaching his developmental milestones. I thought everything was okay and that he was just a late
bloomer. As time progresses, his parents and I get more and more concerned, as their older daughter is on the Autism Spectrum. Is it possible to diagnose Autism Spectrum Disorder at such an early age, and if so is it accurate? Thanks for your help!
