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   Most Successful Kids Have Parents Who Do These Things   Any good parent wants their kids to stay out of trouble, do well in school, and go on to do awesome things as adults, and while there is not a set recipe for raising successful children, psychology research has pointed to a handful of factors that predict success. Unsurprisingly, much of it comes down to the parents. Here is what parents of successful kids have in common: 1] They have healthy relationships with each other. Children in high-conflict families, whether intact or divorced, tend to fare worse than children of parents that get along.  According to study of Illinois study review   They make sure Mom is happy There's some credence to the phrase "Happy wife, happy life." It turns out that all outcomes were more linked with the mother's initial happiness, compared with the father's. Studies have found children in non - conflictual single parent families fare better than children in confl...

  What makes detection of Autism Difficult–                                                             Intervention is the Best care   Mrs Shah’s instincts told her something was wrong when her son Ravi, then two, stopped singing his favourite song, “ Twinkle Twinkle Little Star “ Mrs Shah began to notice that her bright, happy toddler wasn’t talking much and he was no longer using gestures to communicate what he wanted. She said it was like a blank wall in front of him. “Everyone goes through denial: No, Not my child.” According to WHO, one in every 160 children worldwide is affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It is a neurological condition where most children have a hard time speaking in the public or become extreme introverts or extroverts. A study described the commonest presenting complaints as delayed ...

                    Let us Learn to walk together Talk together Love together  &  Live together God grant me  the serenity to accept the things, I cannpot change, courage to change  the thing I can, and the wisdom to know the difference                                                                                -Reinhold Niebuhr  Early Intervention  programme can detect children's disabilities at a younger age,  when they  can be helped to adapt easily. But there is almost no awareness about these... Have you ever thought why my child behaves like this...? Why is that child is very uncomfertable inspite of said normal scenario ? It could be Sensory Processing Disorder. Whistling of pressure cook...

             Drooling is a natural phenomenon in the development of any child .  Babies and toddlers drool quite a bit each time they cut new tooth. Drooling in young children is normal But excessive drooling that occurs in children bryond the cute or normal age bothers us We might call it problamatic or troublesome drooling. Troublesome drooling irritateas adults and other children, and it can socially isolate the child who drools. It is an issue worth addressing. However drooling can be managed or decreased & /or can be stopped. There are many factors that may be contributing to drooling difficulties. Some steps to work on.... Please check attached video.. Make it a habit to work on the drooling. Keep it in mind it may take months to see progress. Praise.. Praise.. Praise & Be positive BY Dr. Mona Shah

  # Exercise for children #       In today’s generation, physical activity is often neglected. Increased popularity of television, computer games & social internet websites mean children have no inclination or exposure to outdoor activities or sports. Lack of physical activity increases risk of heart diseases & obesity when they grow up.   American Heart Association recommends Add caption According to AHA, all children of age 2 years and older should participate in at least 30 minutes of enjoyable, moderate-intensity physical activity every day. The health of growing children is a priority in any parent's life. Staying physically fit early in life can prevent potential conditions from developing, and it helps children stay positive and energetic.   Children must be encouraged to exercise by throwing light on how it will benefit them. Exercise should become a way of life.   Regular exercise makes muscles & ...