Is it really true that most pediatric cases are okay?

A colleague's child has autism.

Because they are a parent, this colleague is experiencing a lot of stress.

I'm worried because we're more than just colleagues, so we're looking into things together.

Pediatric atopy is said to commonly occur and naturally disappear as children grow.

It seems like it's been over a year, and from my perspective, it feels like it's getting worse gradually.

It is said that tics mostly start from anxiety, but I'm confused about whether I should see a neurologist or a psychiatrist first.

I heard that even making an appointment at a university hospital can take several months.

I think hearing about the experiences of those who have gone through pediatric atopic conditions is the most comforting and reassuring for my colleagues right now.ㅠㅠ

Have most of the experienced people disappeared?? What kind of treatment did you receive?? ㅠㅠ

I learned about tics because of a colleague's child, and I realized that many very trivial behaviors we don't really think about can actually be tics. After understanding that, I started to think that my child's nose twitching might not just be a simple habit but could be a tic, so I decided to observe more carefully.