Childhood Disintegrative Disorder Self Test

The Childhood Disintegrative Disorder Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Childhood Disintegrative Disorder. Once you know your Childhood Disintegrative Disorder Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Does your child manifest language skills below the expected level of his/her age? (1)
Is your child between 3 to 10 years old? (1)
Does your child have trouble interacting with others? (1)
Does your child not use body language? (1)
Is your child unable to follow verbal instructions? (1)
Does your child have an inability to control and coordinate his/her body? (1)
Does your child have difficulty in expressing him/herself? (1)
Does your child have a serious illness affecting the brain or the nervous system? (1)
Are there signs that your child performs repetitive behaviors like those with autism? (1)
Is there any resistance to change from your child? (1)
Do you notice any changes in his/her social interaction with peers? (1)
Does your child have aloof behavior? (1)
Is your child becoming irritable and moody lately? (1)
Does your child prefer to be alone? (1)
When you communicate with your child, he/she cannot sustain a conversation? (1)
Does your child not control passing his/her urine or stools? (1)
Did you teach your child toilet training but now, he/she still often wets himself/herself? (1)
Does your child have an inability to understand complicated or even simple sentences? (1)
Does your child not make friends with other of the same age? (1)
Does your child keep repeating the same words or phrases? (1)
Did your child learn some motor skills like drawing shapes or pedaling a tricycle but he/she can no longer do it anymore? (1)
Is your child unresponsive to normal teaching methods? (1)
Does your child seem not to listen when someone is talking to him/her? (1)
Does your child refuse to go near other children at the playground? (1)
Does your child keep on uttering the same word? (1)
Does your child lack make-believe play (1)
Is your child having difficulty understanding what is being said to him/her? (1)
When you hug your child, he/she seems not to realize or appreciate that he/she is being consoled or comforted? (1)
Does your child have difficulty in the transition of waking from sleep? (1)
Does your child insist on repeating certain behavior for no reason? (1)
Is your child unable to start a conversation? (1)
Is your child not interested in joining with peers or playmates? (1)
Does your child lose self-help skills like feeding and washing his/herself? (1)
When you are teaching the child to speak certain word, he/she is unable to repeat it? (1)
Does your child have a lot of tantrums? (1)
Is your child unable to get back or learn again the skills he/she already acquired? (1)
Do you notice that the child is having difficulty to change or move from one activity to the next? (1)
Is your child not listening when you are telling stories? (1)
Is your child disinterested with playing? (1)
Does your child stop speaking? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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Childhood Disintegrative Disorder Topics

Related Conditions

	Asperger's Syndrome – autism, impaired social interaction, restricted behavior, atypical use of language, clumsiness
	Autism – impaired social interaction and communication, delayed brain development, repetitive behaviors, restricted interests
	Rett's Disorder – absence of verbal skills, cognitive impairment, delayed motor skills

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