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Several studies have explored relationships between parent broader autism phenotype and offspring communication, and have reported that autistic-like traits in parents are related to offspring communication difficulties and autism severity. However, past research has focused on studying such associations in childhood and we know very little about them in infancy. With accumulating evidence that interventions administered during infancy may be most effective in reducing ASD symptoms, it is imperative to examine whether relationships between parent autistic-like traits and child communication appear even earlier during this critical period of life.
Gail Alvares is the Principal Research Fellow at CliniKids
Jack Brett is a Research Fellow at CliniKids
Rachelle Wicks is a Research Fellow at CliniKids
Caroline Brasao is a Research Assistant at CliniKids
Sarah Pillar is a PhD Candidate at CliniKids
Emily Spackman is a Research Fellow at CliniKids
Carla Hall is the Training and Education Manager at CliniKids
Mirko Uljarević is a Senior Principal Research Fellow at CliniKids
Lucy Donovan is a Senior Speech Pathologist at CliniKids