Expert Reviews

I am a 36-year-old home maker and a mother to a 5-year old son. We knew our son was different from other kids, as he was slower in his learning curve. My family and I assumed this to be a result of preterm birth. As days passed, every small behavior felt amplified in our minds. Instead of overthinking, we chose Mr. Yoda’s screening. 

The reports were detailed and delivered on-time. While the traits of ASD have disturbed us mentally, we are now firm on taking things positively. My husband and I are now in talks with the team at Mr. Yoda for the next steps. 

Online autism quizzes left us more confused than informed. We decided to proceed with a proper in-person evaluation instead. The difference in clarity was remarkable. A detailed report is far more reliable than an internet checklist. I’d suggest that parents should strongly consider in-person assessments over online quizzes. 

We were tired of guessing whether our daughter’s behavior was a phase. After all the ifs and buts, we finally consulted an autism center suggested by an acquaintance. Our experience with that center was extremely bad. They had zero civic sense and lacked the needed training. My child has been disturbed ever since our visit there. My husband and I are now clueless about our next steps.

Advice from relatives, Google searches, and endless online videos only increased our anxiety. Instead of continuing in confusion, we chose a structured autism assessment by Mr. Yoda and opted for the CARS test. The process was systematic and clearly explained to us. During the evaluation, our child’s communication, interaction, and behavioral responses were carefully observed and documented.

Writing the tests offered by Mr. Yoda below, hope this helps fellow parents:

• CARS

• FRAT (Folate Receptor Autoantibody Test)

• Autism Basic Test
• Autism Advanced Test
• Chromosomal Microarray
• Whole Exome Sequencing

We appreciated their professionalism, on-time reports, and home sample collection. It replaced our assumptions with clarity and helped us understand our child’s growth.

We expected the process to be complicated. Instead, the ASD screening was simple and well-organized. The session mainly included basic questioning and monitoring the child’s activities. The final report clearly explained strengths and areas needing attention.

As first-time parents, everything feels overwhelming. Every single change in your child cannot go unnoticed. We had started noticing Riyansh enjoying his own company and limiting eye contact. But once we started observing regression, we were shaken to our core. And chose to get an early autism screening as a priority. The structured findings reassured us and brought much-needed peace of mind.

At 19 months, we noticed developmental gaps in our daughter compared to other children. And by the time she was 3 years old, the signs could not be ignored. We decided not to delay and opted for early autism screening. The report helped us understand developmental markers clearly, and we are now in the process of getting an advanced autism test. 

It began with small things: limited eye contact, repetitive play, delayed speech. Everyone in the family said it was normal. But as parents, we felt something needed attention. Getting a professional autism screening gave us clarity and direction instead of constant second-guessing.