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Why Schools Must Be More Inclusive for Neurodiverse Students

Education should be a place where every child feels valued and supported. However, for many neurodiverse students, traditional classrooms pose significant challenges. Children with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning differences often struggle to thrive in rigid learning environments that do not accommodate their unique needs. It’s time for schools to embrace neurodiversity and create […]

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Understanding and Managing Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) in Children

Child Psychology / @ViniJhariya

Children naturally push boundaries and test limits as part of their growth and development. However, when such defiance becomes chronic and disruptive, it could be a sign of Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD). Children with ODD exhibit consistent anger, hostility, and defiance toward authority figures, making daily life at home and school difficult for both parents

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Common Ways We Unintentionally Break Our Child’s Spirit

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As parents, we strive to raise happy, confident, and resilient children. However, there are times when our actions, even if well-intentioned, can unintentionally break our child’s spirit. Recognizing these behaviors and making conscious efforts to avoid them can foster a more supportive environment. Common Ways We Unintentionally Break Our Child’s Spirit Labeling and Creating Fixed

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Teaching Children to Share

Child Psychology, Parenting / @ViniJhariya

Sharing is a fundamental social skill that helps children build relationships, develop empathy, and learn the value of cooperation. Teaching children to share can sometimes be challenging, but with the right strategies, it can be a rewarding experience that benefits their social and emotional development. In this blog, we will explore effective ways to teach

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Phrases Children Can Use to Stand Up for Themselves

Child Psychology, Parenting / @ViniJhariya

Teaching children to stand up for themselves is crucial for their personal development and well-being. It empowers them to express their needs, set boundaries, and resist peer pressure. In this blog, we will explore phrases children can use to assert themselves confidently and respectfully, along with strategies for teaching and reinforcing these skills. The Importance

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Using the RAIN Technique with Children

Child Psychology / @ViniJhariya

The RAIN technique is a mindfulness practice that helps individuals recognize, accept, investigate, and nurture their emotions. Originally developed for adults, the RAIN technique can be adapted to help children manage their feelings and develop emotional resilience. In this blog, we will explore how to use the RAIN technique with children, emphasizing its benefits for

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Teach Your Child to Prioritize Their Mental Health

Child Psychology, Parenting / @ViniJhariya

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s crucial to teach children the importance of mental health from a young age. Prioritizing mental health helps children develop resilience, emotional intelligence, and overall well-being. In this blog, we will explore strategies for teaching children to prioritize their mental health, emphasizing the importance of self-care, emotional awareness, and healthy coping

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The Impact of Visual Supports on Enhancing Communication in Children with Autism

Child Psychology, Autism / @ViniJhariya

In today’s world, where communication is key to navigating our daily lives, children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often face significant challenges. For these children, expressing needs, understanding routines, and processing emotions can be overwhelming. However, visual supports have emerged as a powerful tool to bridge these communication gaps. This blog delves into the profound

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Guiding Positive Behavior: Dr. Vini Jhariya’s Parenting Insights

Child Psychology, Parenting / @ViniJhariya

As parents, we are our children’s first teachers, and they learn by watching us closely. Dr. Vini Jhariya, a leading child psychologist, emphasizes the importance of modeling the behavior you want to see in your child. “Children are like sponges, absorbing everything they see. If we want them to develop positive habits, it starts with

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How to Help Your Toddler Cope with Strong Emotions

Child Psychology, Parenting / @ViniJhariya

Toddlers are known for their intense emotions, and sometimes it can be overwhelming for both the child and the parent. These early years are a period of rapid emotional development, where children learn to understand and express their feelings. Learning to cope with these emotions is a crucial developmental step for young children. By teaching

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