The below average language skills, lack of imaginative/social play, rigidity, and repetitiveness may point to autism spectrum disorder. Of course, there's an emphasis on MAY--many, many children and adults have symptoms of ASD to varying degrees without actually having ASD, as we all have our unique quirks. But based solely on what you've said, I'd keep in mind seeking out an ASD evaluation. If she does meet criteria, then she can immediately begin receiving services to help her be the best she and all her unique self can be. If she doesn't, then that, too, is great.

Last edited by Priiak; 07/28/16 09:29 AM.