Pseudo-autism, i.e., not yet meeting the diagnostic criteria for autism. Many of them are caused by introversion and poor communication, and they are mainly treated with general therapy and other methods, that is, education and training. Some children are naturally shy, introverted, unsociable, and inarticulate, and may not have the diagnostic criteria of verbal communication disorders, intellectual developmental abnormalities, or narrow interests and stereotyped movements that are found in autism. Treatment is mainly based on education and training. For example, we can create more opportunities for the child to socialize, and gradually develop the child’s social skills. At the same time, you can encourage your child and give him/her confidence. There are also some children who are addicted to playing games, forming Internet addiction, and are indifferent to anything else except playing games and cell phones. The most important thing is to divert the child’s attention and cultivate positive hobbies. Encourage your child to participate in group sports, etc., so that he or she can experience the power of cooperation, interaction, competition and upward mobility in sports. If a child has pseudo-autism, it is recommended to seek medical attention.