Joint attention is a core developmental skill that allows children to share focus on objects, activities, or people, forming the foundation for communication, social interaction, and learning. In young autistic children, joint attention may develop differently and benefit from intentional, supportive strategies. This resource outlines developmentally appropriate, play-based approaches that honor each child’s communication style while fostering shared engagement, responsiveness, and meaningful interaction across everyday routines.
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