Patient's question:
Can speak sentences, can express needs, not averse to contact with others, can sing, pronunciation is not complete, cannot understand instructions, can eat and wear shoes by themselves, cannot answer questions, such as how old are you, can recognize characters, but cannot communicate with childrenDoctor's answer:
The performance of a 4-year-old boy should consider the possibility of autism. It is a subtype of pervasive developmental disorder and is common in males, starting in infancy. The main manifestations include speech development disorders, social interaction difficulties, narrow interests, and rigid behavior. Education methods should be noted, and communication should be as understandable and companionship-oriented as possible for the children. Parents should create a positive family environment, allowing the child to feel the warmth of the family, and avoid passing on negative emotions to the child. Every response and self-expression from the child should be timely cared for and encouraged, gradually increasing the willingness to communicate.