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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think testing her for SN (ASD?) is a good idea. Sounds like high rigidity, not being able to deal with transition/uncertainty/change of imaginary plan (like she THINKS you will make her a sandwich or give a donut and then it doesn’t happen). Good luck! [/quote] I was thinking the same thing—have you filled out the ASQ-SE? That could help you determine whether you should pursue an eval by a child development specialist. This sounds outside the norm from what you’ve described. I know you’ve ruled out physical things but did you rule out developmental causes? [/quote] We have not. I have told her pediatrician this many times, but because she’s so normal around others I think they don’t take me seriously. I’ll Google whether I can take that assessment ourselves or whether it’s through the ped. Thanks[/quote]
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