Did adults who walk on their toes (with a bounce to their step) have speech dela!
Question: Did adults who walk on their toes (with a bounce to their step) have speech delays as children?
Answers:
The connection is that both are symptoms of autism, especially the speech delay. Maybe your husband has mild autism. It's possible for someone to have an unusual walk and delayed speech without having autism, but non-autistic people with odd walks are not more likely to have a speech delay.
I'm on the autism spectrum
A speech delay is not a key symptom of Autism Spectrum Disorder, what you need to be looking for is if your son is reacting to other people around him and attempting to communicate his needs. Does he may eye contact and does he motions you for things.
Also, how well is he walking on his toes? if he has a natural talent for that, he has potential to be a great ballet dancer.
Psychology 101
SOunds like you're trying to shift the blame on your husband so that you don't have to feel guilty about maybe doing something during your pregnancy.
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