I have a two year old daughter who doesn't talk much or eat anything new. She give us some eye…

your not crazy for worrying about your child. I'm the same way, I think my son has hearing issues and my husband thinks I'm insane. all you can do is talk with her doctors and seek the help you think she needs :)

I'm carrying my husband other daughter and I been put on high risk. I have been depressed about my other baby and about this problem. The doctor gave her a speech therapist and she will come to our house. I do feel labeling her my oldest daughter... I just been feeling like a bad mother this past week

my friends little boy is the same way and they just found out he jas autism

They will probably monitor her for the next year because earliest diagnoses for autism is 3 years of age. In the mean time you can teach her sign language for a few words and hopefully that helps her for things like "more" "please" or "all done". Don't feel like a bad mother, it's natural to be concerned. But if she does have autism and you already began having her using sign language, it'll be easier to transition her to words once she is ready.

She make eye contact with us and keep it for a long time. But then she doesn't at some points of the day. My husband in the Air Force so we got a therapist that coming to our house once or twice a week to help us with her. But I feel like how can a stranger help her and we can't.

my daughter didn't really talk a lot when she was two. i was worried about speech delay. around 3, she started talking and we still can't shut her up. she is 9, 4th grade in an advanced program, A student. If worried about autism, look for obsessions. also, it is a good idea to teach him some sign language. everything will work out. do not despair.

She don't have a obsession though. She just doesn't make eye contact, doesn't like veggies or fruit, when I call for her she comes most of the time but not all the time and throws fits for 5 or 10 mins.