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Kids Pullover Hoodie - Jump Into You

Regular price $29.99 USD
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Soft comfortable hoodie for kids and toddlers. A new staple for your kids wardrobe. This high-quality product is comfy and comes with a hood to protect your kid’s head from the cold. Constructed of really soft fleece, it was designed to keep the youth warm in a classic sweatshirt style.

Benefits

  • Durable and stitched to last
  • White created with 100% Cotton
  • Long Sleeves
  • Side seam pockets for keeping hands warm or holding items
  • Jersey-lined double-needle hem hood
  • Cover Stitched ribbed waistband and cuffs
  • Unisex

Features

  • 7.5 oz., 60/40 combed ringspun cotton/polyester
  • White is sewn with 100% cotton thread
  • Jersey-lined double-needle hem hood
  • Coverstitched shoulders and armholes
  • Side-seam pockets
  • Coverstitched ribbed waistband and cuffs

For environmental and human friendly reason, this product is only made when you order it. Typically, this product will be made in about a week, we will send you tracking information as soon as it's in the mail.

How is Autism Diagnosed?

Diagnosis for children usually consists of two steps:

1. A developmental screening will tell your doctor if your child is on track with fundamental skills such as learning, speaking, behavior, and movement. Experts recommend that children be screened for these developmental delays at 9 months, 18 months, and 24 or 30 months of age. At their 18-month and 24-month checkups, children are routinely tested for autism.

2. If your child shows signs of a problem during these screenings, they will require a more thorough evaluation. Hearing and vision tests, as well as genetic tests, may be included. Your doctor may refer you to a developmental pediatrician or a child psychologist who specializes in autism disorders. Some psychologists can also administer the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule test (ADOS).

If you were not diagnosed with autism as a child but are noticing signs or symptoms, consult your doctor.

Autism — what we know (and what we don't know yet)