25 posts from Indian parents and educators — Page 2 of 3
Learn how to write and use social stories to help your child with autism navigate everyday situations. Discover how social stories can improve communication, behavior, and social skills in Indian children with autism. With practical tips and examples, you can create effective social stories for your child's unique needs.
Discover a range of engaging after-school activities for special needs children in Indian cities, tailored to their unique needs and abilities. From sports and arts to therapy and social skills development, we explore the best options for your child. Learn how to create a fulfilling and inclusive experience for your child beyond the school hours.
As a parent of a child with ADHD in India, you're likely no stranger to the frustration and concern that comes with emotional outbursts. Emotional dysregulation in ADHD can be overwhelming, but understanding its causes and implementing effective strategies can make a significant difference. In this blog post, we'll delve into the reasons behind these explosions and provide you with practical tips to help your child manage their emotions and thrive in a supportive environment, whether in Mumbai's bustling streets or in a quiet village in Kerala.
Discover how Indian schools can provide inclusive education to children with dyslexia under the RPwD Act. Learn about the challenges faced by dyslexic students and the strategies that schools can implement to support them. Empower your child to reach their full potential with the right guidance and resources.
As an Indian parent, it can be challenging to determine whether your child's behavior is a sign of ADHD or something else entirely. With the lack of awareness and resources, it's easy to miss the signs. In this blog post, we will explore the common signs Indian parents miss and provide guidance on how to navigate the complexities of ADHD diagnosis. By understanding the differences between ADHD and other conditions, you can better support your child's unique needs.
"Teaching numeracy to non-verbal children with moderate autism (ages 2–5) can feel challenging, especially when hyperactivity affects focus. The secret? Calm the child first, then introduce fun, sensory-based number activities. Discover practical tricks like sensory number trays, object counting with favorite toys, and calming strategies that actually work at home."
Discover the best exercises to help hyperactive children in India boost their energy, focus, and calm for better studies. Regular physical activity can improve brain function, emotional regulation, and concentration. Try these 10 fun and effective exercises with your child to see a positive change in their academic performance and overall well-being.
As a parent in India, it can be overwhelming to navigate the complex world of developmental milestones, especially when it comes to spotting early signs of autism. Tracking these milestones is crucial for early intervention and support. By understanding what to look for, Indian parents can take proactive steps to ensure their child receives the best possible care.
As a parent in India, you may have noticed your child exhibiting unusual behaviors during festivals like Diwali or Holi, or perhaps they seem disconnected in joint family gatherings. Early autism detection is crucial, and this guide will walk you through the signs to look out for and the steps to take. By being aware of the early signs of autism, you can ensure your child receives the necessary support and care to thrive in India's diverse and vibrant society.