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Reinforcement and bribery…
Many a time parents ask me back “isn’t reinforcement mean bribery?”, when I talked to them about reinforcement and ABA. The answer is NO. Reinforcement works as a reward and it is given immediate after the completion of the expected … Continue reading
Posted in ABA, ADHD, Applied behavior analysis, autism, awareness, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, child education, communication, developmental disability, developmental milestone, disability, Down's syndrome, early intervention, finemotor control, health, hyderabad, hypotonia, parenting tips, play, red flag sign, sakshum, sensory integration, special education, speech therapy, Therapy
Tagged ADHD, ambidextrous, applied behavior analysis, Aspergers's syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, child development, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, Down's Syndrome, early intervention, family support, occupational therapy, parenting tips, reinforcement, socialization, speech therapy
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Developmental milestones 3 (8-12 months)
Every child is special and different. They have their own pace of learning and achieving developmental milestones. Some are fast and others are little slow. But, most of the children learn the milestone within the stage. Some babies sit by … Continue reading
Posted in ADHD, advocacy, autism, awareness, brain damage, celebrations, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, child education, children, communication, developmental disability, developmental milestone, disability, Down's syndrome, early intervention, Experiences, family support, feeding, finemotor control, guidance, hand dominance, health, hyderabad, information sharing, knowledge sharing, Learning disability, midline orientation, movement, occupational therapy, oral issues, parenting tips, physiotherapy, positioning, primitive reflexes, red flag sign, screening, sensory integration, special education, speech therapy, Therapy, treatment, writing, yoga
Tagged ADHD, Aspergers's syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, Down's Syndrome, early detection, early intervention, hand dominance, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, sakshum, sensory integration, socialization, speech delay, speech therapy
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Cognitive development (6-12 months)
The child shows a sudden spurt in cognitive development from age 6-12 months. Many of activities the child learns by his own but the child needs a stimulatory environment. In a stimulatory environment the child learns faster. During 6-12 months … Continue reading
Posted in ADHD, ambidextrous, autism, awareness, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication, developmental disability, developmental milestone, disability, Down's syndrome, early intervention, family support, feeding, finemotor control, health, hyderabad, hypotonia, inclusion, knowledge sharing, midline orientation, movement, occupational therapy, parenting tips, physiotherapy, red flag sign, sakshum, sensory integration, speech therapy, Therapy, treatment
Tagged ADHD, ambidextrous, Aspergers's syndrome, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, cognitive development, communication, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, Down's Syndrome, early detection, early intervention, hypotonia, parenting tips, physiotherapy, speech delay, speech therapy
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1 to 3 months- I
It is believed that a newborns do not know more than sleeping, eating and crying. But, a newborn is born with some mature skills. The newborn can see, smell, hear, follow people, hold objects etc which get refine as the … Continue reading
Posted in ADHD, advocacy, ambidextrous, autism, awareness, brain gym, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, children, communication, developmental disability, developmental milestone, disability, Down's syndrome, early intervention, education, family support, feeding, finemotor control, guidance, health, hyderabad, hypotonia, inclusion, information sharing, Learning disability, midline orientation, movement, occupational therapy, oral issues, parenting tips, physiotherapy, play, primitive reflexes, sakshum, screening, sensory integration, special education, speech therapy, Therapy, treatment, Uncategorized, vision therapy
Tagged ADHD, ambidextrous, Aspergers's syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, Down's Syndrome, early detection, early intervention, hypotonia, low tone, muscle tone, occupational therapy, parenting tips, play therapy, positioning, sakshum, sensory integration, spasticity, speech delay, speech therapy, therapy
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TOILET TRAINING
Toilet training, the term means to train a child for appropriate use of toilet during his daily life. It includes a series of process starting from sense of defecation, going to toilet, undressing, proper use of toilet and dressing again. … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD, Aspergers's syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, Down's Syndrome, early intervention, parenting tips, person with disability, sakshum, sensory integration, special education, speech therapy, toilet training
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Joy of Giving Week…
“Joy of Giving Week“, the festival of philanthropy which connect all the people of world to each other irrespective of colour, caste and religion. By Giving we mean to include all acts of helping, Selflessness & paying back to society…. … Continue reading
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Eye Contact…few tips to improve…
Eye contact is a pre-requisite for effective communication and socialization. A person with poor eye contact has less confidence and social skills. However, children with Autism have typical characteristics of less eye contact. No matter what level of Autism, high … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD, Aspergers's syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, Down's Syndrome, early intervention, eye contact, hypotonia, parenting tips, PDD, sensory integration, speech delay, speech therapy
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Imitation
Imitation is a basic skill for all human being. It helps in understanding other people’s ideas, emotions. Imitation helps in expanding imagination. Children with Autism and other developmental disorders like cerebral palsy, hypotonic, ADHD, have a core deficit in imitation … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD, Aspergers's syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, early detection, early intervention, imitation, low tone, occupational therapy, sensory integration, social integration, socialization, speech delay, speech therapy
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DSM IV criteria for children with Autism
The diagnosis of Autism is not very simple. since, every child is different so presenting features of the children would be different. The professionals need to be very vigilant and cautious while making a diagnosis. This blog is both for … Continue reading
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