• posted: Oct. 30, 2023
• Developmental Pediatrics of Central Jersey
• ADHD,  Autism

What to Know about Autism / ADHD Autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, also known as ADHD, are developmental and behavioral disorders which can affect children. Developmental pediatrician Dr. Alison Smoller Read More

• posted: May 24, 2023
• Developmental Pediatrics of Central Jersey
• Autism

Autism is a complex developmental disorder causing a wide spectrum of signs and symptoms in your child. Our developmental pediatrician Dr. Alison Smoller can diagnose and help you manage your Read More

• posted: Apr. 05, 2021
• Autism

Here are some helpful facts that parents should know about autism spectrum disorder. One in 54 children in the US was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in 2020. Autism Read More

• posted: Mar. 01, 2021
• Autism

Know the warning signs of childhood autism. Does my child have autism? It’s one of the leading questions we get here at our practice. We understand that if you have a Read More

• posted: Jan. 02, 2019
• Autism

How your developmental pediatrician in Monmouth County, New Jersey can help You want your child to be healthy, both medically and developmentally. Early diagnosis and treatment is critical to your child’s continuing good Read More

• posted: Feb. 28, 2018
• Autism

Are you concerned that your child may have autism? Interventions that can make a meaningful difference in your child's life are more likely to be successful if they're started as Read More

• posted: Jan. 30, 2017
• Autism

Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is characterized by communication problems, repetitive behaviors and social and cognitive impairments. Because it is a spectrum disorder, it can be mild or very Read More

• posted: Mar. 11, 2016
• Autism

Autism receives a lot of media attention these days, and with good reason. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports that in 2004, one in 125 children received a diagnosis Read More

• posted: Jul. 13, 2015
• Autism

According to recent reports, as many as one in sixty-eight children in the United States and one in forty-five children in New Jersey has autism these days. While this number may be Read More