When you see a child with autism you see a child like any other. However, if you were to approach the child and interact with them, you might notice:
They may not look you in the eye.
They may not be able to speak.
They may appear to ignore you.
They may repeat things over and over.
They may require constant attention and supervision.
They may have trouble making friends.
Autism is a spectrum disorder. If you look at 10 children with autism, they might display different combinations of the puzzle pieces. That is why no two children with autism are alike.
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