Free Guide: How to Identify the Early Signs of Autism in Your Child
You’re not imagining it.
You’re just early, and that matters.
If you've been wondering whether your child might be Autistic, this free in-depth guide will help you decode what you're seeing, without the overwhelm.
Over the course of a week, I’ll walk you through the key signs to watch for, how to trust your observations, and why early support makes such a difference. You don’t have to spiral through internet rabbit holes. You just need a starting point that feels clear, compassionate, and real.
This guide is a gentle entry point into the kind of coaching that centres your child’s truth and yours.
Get a Glimpse of What’s Possible:
The earlier you understand your child’s sensory and emotional world, the sooner you can support them with safety and attunement.
Support Your Child Sooner:
Skip the panic-researching and get clear, calm guidance from someone who’s walked this road.
Avoid the Internet Spiral:
Learn how to trust what you’re seeing, even when others dismiss your instincts.
Reclaim Your Confidence:
Forget outdated checklists and learn how Autism shows up in the everyday moments most parents miss.
Understand the Real Early Signs:
Inside Your Free Guide:
Family Autism Support Coach | Educator | Certified Autism Specialist
Let’s be honest. Early Autism signs aren’t always clear. They’re subtle, layered, and often dismissed by professionals until it’s 'obvious.' I created this free training guide because I remember what it felt like to be brushed off, to second-guess myself, and to lose precious time trying to 'wait and see.'
This free guide is a grounded, research-informed starting point for families who feel something is different and want to respond respectfully with clarity, not fear.
This approach is anchored in SACS (Social Attention and Communication Surveillance), the early identification tool developed by the Olga Tennison Autism Research Centre. It’s the gold standard framework I use in my private coaching practice to support families around the world, and it’s available to you now, for free.
Hey fellow parent, I’m Chantal!
