🖐️ Finger Posturing is a super common, yet relatively unknown trait of Autism. It can range from clear to subtle - but usually needs to be present relatively often for it to be considered a sign of a possible Autism diagnosis.❌ So no, playing with your fingers every once in a while is not an Autism characteristic.✅ Yes, shaping or tensing your fingers or body parts multiple times a day would be considered an Autism characteristic- especially if combined with other characteristics, or if it’s by

Kathleen Amelia | Autism Mom & Advocate on Instagram: "What is finger posturing when it relates to autism? Finger or hand posturing involves holding the hands or fingers in unusual positions, such as the fingers splayed out and twisted at odd angles. It can also involve repeated movements or positions of the hands or fingers, such as flapping, flicking, or bending of the fingers. This behavior can vary in intensity and frequency from person to person, and it can occur in different situations. Th

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