Early Autism Screening Quiz
Answer 10 quick questions about your child's social, communication and play behaviour, and see which early markers to keep an eye on. It takes about 2 minutes.
This is an informational guide for parents, not a medical diagnosis. For a formal assessment, speak to a qualified clinician.
Does your child respond when you call their name?
e.g. by turning, looking, or reacting, by around 12 months
Why early screening matters
Autism is a neurodevelopmental difference that shows up in early childhood. Some of the earliest signals appear between 12 and 24 months — in how a child responds to their name, makes eye contact, uses gestures, and starts to speak.
Recognising these signals early is important because early, structured support leads to the best outcomes for communication, learning and confidence. If anything here feels familiar to you, a professional developmental assessment gives you a clear, individualised picture and a plan.