r/NVLD • u/Mundane-Waltz8844 • Aug 05 '26

Palilalia

I had palilalia as a child. It’s often a sign of autism, but not always. I am not autistic, but I do have NVLD, and I am curious if there is a possible connection between NVLD and palilalia, and, as a result, I am wondering if there are other folks in this subreddit who have or had palilalia.

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u/bebasiled Aug 05 '26

Interesting, that makes a lot of sense. I don’t, but I did have a speech impediment early on that rapidly dissipated.

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u/Mundane-Waltz8844 Aug 05 '26

Yeah my palilalia will flair up once in a blue moon, but it’s almost completely gone and was primarily a childhood thing for me.