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[quote=Anonymous]It ultimately doesn’t really matter as long as he gets the supports he needs. But I will say that in higher functioning kids sometimes the repetitive behavior is not what the stereotype is - lining up toys etc. And some of the motor behaviors are harder to see when younger because young kids are all weird and hyper to an extent. Where you might see it more at a young age is insistence on sameness or other types of behavioral rigidity. As my kid got older his stimming became more obvious. Interestingly it is now one of the main ways he appears autistic - all of the other criteria have become much less impactful as he got older. [/quote]
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