Parenthood Series
08 Dec Beyond “normal”, embrace differences and excel in every way!
As a developmental pediatrician, one of the most common questions I hear from parents is: “Will my child become normal?” This question often sparks flood of thoughts in my mind; questions which am eager to explore and find meaningful answers to. 1) What if parents understood that...
06 Dec Embracing every child’s unique development journey
In the December newsletter , I have tried to capture the importance of embracing each child’s individual developmental path and how supporting their growth development helps unlock their full potential. Let’s work together to support every child’s growth and development. Explore the full article here: https://www.kauveryhospital.com/news-events/nurturing-every-childs-development-embracing-their-unique-path-in-every-possible-way/ ...
21 Nov The Unseen Struggles of Siblings in Families with Special Needs
As a developmental pediatrician, I've seen how siblings of children with special needs often carry an emotional burden that goes unnoticed. While these siblings may seem fine on the outside, they are often expected to take on extra responsibilities that are hard for them to...
07 Nov Empowering the parents of children with special needs:
Why getting a diagnosis is Important? "Behind every young child who believes in himself is a parent who believed first." – Matthew L. Jacobson As a Developmental Behavioural Paediatrician, I’m constantly amazed by the strength and resilience of parents raising children with special needs. These parents are...
03 Nov Understanding Separation Anxiety
Understanding Separation Anxiety: Tips for Parents on managing Separation Anxiety Separation anxiety is a common developmental phase for young children, typically occurring between 6 months and 3 years. During this time, kids may become upset when their primary caregiver is not in sight, as they are...