Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Interventions (NDBIs) are a type of therapy that aim to provide a more naturalistic, child-centered, and family-centered approach to treatment for individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. NDBIs focus on the child's unique strengths, interests and needs, and take place in naturalistic settings such as the child's home or community. They involve the child's family and caregivers as active participants in the intervention and have a strong developmental focus, placing a strong emphasis on social interactions, connection with caregivers, and communication. NDBIs are flexible and adaptive, meaning that the interventions can be modified as the child's needs change over time. NDBIs can be especially beneficial for young learners with autism, providing a more naturalistic and child-centered approach to therapy which may help increase generalization of skills and improve overall outcomes.