The information provided offers common knowledge and practical advice that will be valuable and doesn't require a PhD to follow along nor implement into day to day activities. It is not intended to diagnose Autism, nor how to treat Autism. Autism: A Practical Guide For Parents does go over some of the common indicators, as well as describes the types of autism to help a parent know what to look for and if they should seek professional medical assistance. It also deals with activities and fun things a parent can do with an autistic child so he or she may participate in family life and be included into a vibrant and loving home environment to live in. Certainly, if you are reading this book, you are looking for ways to provide quality of life for your autistic child. This book seeks to be a good guide to help you in this virtuous endeavor.