Children don’t always speak with words. Sometimes, it’s in a glance, a pause, or the way they hold a book. In this post, I reflect on what I’ve learned while working with children who communicate differently—and how listening gently can change everything. In India, we often grow up hearing things like "Speak clearly," or "Say what you want...
Social interactions can be baffling for those on the spectrum of autism. They may become easily overwhelmed or frustrated when trying to develop and sustain a friendship. What could be some of the reasons for this to happen? THEY MAY NOT KNOW WHAT TO SAY OR HOW TO SAY IT Conversing can be very stressful for those on th...
This poem is a simple narration about the excitement of a little boy on spotting a little bird outside his window 🙂 Once I saw a little bird come hop, hop, hop...
Deciphering the mind of a child with autism is not child's play. What could be the thoughts crossing a little mind who is nonverbal and autistic at the same time? Tiptoeing into the school gates to begin another day, Ready to face the challenges that come along his way. The home was where the heart was, Albeit a little too lat...
" How has anyone ever understood anyone, Except through love which is wordless. Fay Weldon Being associated with children has always been a very rewarding and joyous experience. On World Autism Awareness Month which falls on April, I was looking to put up something pertinent yet uni...
After touching upon the unspoken feelings of the child on the first day of school, my next write-up has remained deeply ingrained in my mind. Not only does it talk about the virtues of unconditional love and acceptance, but is also a gentle reminder of the unique gifts each of us po...
