>>3614448>I never had that problem, so probably not autistic then.You probably don't remember if you did, because the lack of finger pointing/following manifests in younger autistic children.
Older autistic children learn the meaning of it eventually the same way they learn other basic social cues by repetition and reward/punishment. You have to teach them like dogs before they get the point that you pointing at something means you want their attention that way.
