It's such a success': how research into autism is evolving and transforming lives
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All I wanted to do was be able to connect and bond with Fynn, she said. But when your baby looks everywhere else in the room except at you and stays in their own zone, like you're completely unimportant to them, it's upsetting in a way that I struggle to put into words.
It hopes to change later behavior too, as the child ages. Led by Prof Jonathan Green and his colleagues, the project claims to improve the developmental trajectory of babies.
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