Blog tagged as child behaviour

Good ABA Therapy can help in developing meaningful relationships and long-lasting connections in people with neurodevelopmental disorders. It can make the child independent and self-reliant.

Tantrums and meltdowns might appear similar, but they actually aren't. Understanding the differences between them can help us respond to the child better.

Eye contact is an important part of communication and bonding. If your child consistently avoids eye contact, it could be a sign that they need additional support.

Children can communicate not only verbally but also non-verbally. At times, we might miss noticing these non-verbal signs. Decoding silent behavioural cues can help in improving intimacy with your child and aid in understanding them better.