There is no specific treatment for pediatric autism. Early comprehensive rehabilitation is the most effective intervention, and early detection and early treatment is especially important. There are clinical signs of autism in young infants, such as minimal or no eye contact with the mother while breastfeeding, late giggles or other sounds, and failure to stop crying in time when the mother gives hugs and soothing. As the child grows older, typical non-verbal or incoherent words may appear, as well as communication and interaction difficulties, stereotypical behaviors, and sensory abnormalities.