Does Autistic Toddlers Line Things up?
Lining up Toys Istockphoto Kids with Autism Often Find Strange Things to Do with Their Toys. the Might Spin, Flick, or Line Them up - and They Tend to Keep...
Why does my autistic child line things up?
Lack of Imitation Skills
Typically-developing children watch how others play with toys and imitate them. For example, a typically developing child might choose to line up blocks one next to the other the first time they play with them.
Why does my toddler like to line things up?
But the desire for order by itself is not a sign of autism. If your child lines things up but also plays in usual ways, chances are they simply like to create order from chaos. If you have concerns, keep a good eye on your child to see whether they line up objects for a reason, or whether it appears to be compulsive.
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