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Reinforcement and bribery…

Posted on April 18, 2012 by Neeti

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 →

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Behavior modification and strategies I

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Neeti

Behavior can be acceptable and unacceptable depending on the cultural and social norms. The behavior which is applicable in one culture may not be valid to other culture or society. Behavior is governed by social norms as well. In my previous post, … Continue reading →

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Autism and siblings…

Posted on October 4, 2011 by Neeti

Most of the parents believe, the other child (brother or sister) plays an important role in development of the child with special needs. As parents influence the child ,same brothers and sisters do. But, it is true partly. Many a … Continue reading →

Posted in ADHD, adopt a school project, advocacy, autism, awareness, cerebral palsy, child disability, child education, communication, developmental disability, developmental milestone, disability, Down's syndrome, early intervention, early intevention, family support, finemotor control, hyderabad, hypotonia, information sharing, knowledge sharing, midline orientation, movement, occupational therapy, oral issues, parenting tips, primitive reflexes, sakshum, screening, sensory integration, special education, speech therapy, Therapy, treatment, Uncategorized | Tagged Aspergers's syndrome, autism, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, Down's Syndrome, dyspraxia, early intervention, family support, hypotonia, low tone, occupational therapy, parenting tips, PDD, sakshum, sensory issue, socialization, speech delay, speech therapy | Leave a comment

A Parent search…

Posted on September 2, 2011 by Neeti

I am a blog savvy and often write about disability. It is not about disability rather different abilities and how to achieve them. It helps many parents, professional and back to me as well. From last few week my email … Continue reading →

Posted in ADHD, advocacy, ambidextrous, autism, awareness, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, child education, children, developmental disability, developmental milestone, disability, Down's syndrome, early intervention, education, Experiences, eye care I care, finemotor control, guidance, health, hyderabad, hypotonia, inclusion, information sharing, kids, Learning disability, medical, midline orientation, movement, occupational therapy, parenting tips, physiotherapy, sakshum, sensory integration, special education, speech therapy, Therapy, treatment | Tagged ambidextrous, Aspergers's syndrome, autism, barrier free environment, cerebral palsy, child disability, communication, early detection, early intervention, family support, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, sensitivity, sensory issue, social integration | Leave a comment

Oral sensitivity…handle with care

Posted on August 30, 2011 by Neeti

Mouth is one of the sensitive parts of our body. According to Freud, the child learns a lot from his mouth or oral area till 1 year of his age. This is called oral stage. A child till 1 year … Continue reading →

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Attention…

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Neeti

The problem of children with Autism is poor processing of the number of sensory stimuli together. The child gets visual and auditory stimuli together and he gets distracted easily. The one who teaches a child, talk to child, ask him … Continue reading →

Posted in ADHD, autism, brain gym, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, children, communication, developmental disability, developmental milestone, disability, Down's syndrome, early intervention, hypotonia, movement, occupational therapy, parenting tips, physiotherapy, sakshum, sensory integration, special education, speech therapy, treatment | Tagged ADHD, Aspergers's syndrome, attention, autism, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication, communication delay, developmental disability, developmental milestones, disability, Down's Syndrome, dyspraxia, early detection, early intervention, environment, family support, occupational therapy, sakshum, sensory integration, socialization, speech therapy | 1 Comment

Developing social skills…

Posted on August 17, 2011 by Neeti

Socialization begins very early in childhood. Generally social smile at 4 month is considered to be one of major milestone of social development. But, social development is seen as early as a month old child when he tries to locate … Continue reading →

Posted in ADHD, autism, awareness, celebrations, cerebral palsy, child disability, communication, developmental disability, disability, Down's syndrome, early intervention, finemotor control, flashcards, hand dominance, hypotonia, inclusion, information sharing, knowledge sharing, Learning disability, midline orientation, movement, occupational therapy, parenting tips, play, sakshum, sensory integration, special education, speech therapy | Tagged ADHD, Aspergers's syndrome, autism, barrier free environment, cerebral palsy, child development, child disability, communication, communication delay, communication skills, developmental disability, developmental milestones, Down's Syndrome, early intervention, family support, hypotonia, imitation, occupational therapy, parenting tips, physiotherpay, play, play therapy, sakshum, sensitivity, sensory integration, sensory issue, social integration, socialization, speech delay, speech therapy | 2 Comments

DSM IV criteria for children with Autism

Posted on July 25, 2011 by Neeti

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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Creativity and Autism

Posted on June 20, 2011 by Neeti

Autism is not a hidden issues now a days, rather it is one of the most studies and researched area in child development. Autism is not a disease and the child have number of issues than 3 major problems of … Continue reading →

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Drooling and OT

Posted on June 18, 2011 by Neeti

It is common for younger children to drool. Newborns drool more because of neck and head instability. By 2-3 months when they develop head control drooling reduces. it is been seen some children may droll more at 6-7 months because … Continue reading →

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