By Siyona Varghese Challenging behavior in children can be one of the most difficult parts of caregiving or teaching. Outbursts, refusal, aggression, or withdrawal often trigger frustration and concern in adults. However, behavior is rarely random or intentional in the way it appears. It is a form of communication that reflects a child’s emotional state, […]
By Siyona Varghese Play is one of the most powerful ways children explore the world, process emotions, and develop thinking skills. For autistic children, play may look different from traditional expectations, but it is no less meaningful. When understood and supported appropriately, play becomes a vital tool for emotional regulation, learning, and cognitive growth. Understanding […]
By Siyona Varghese Independence is often seen as a milestone children should reach by a certain age. In reality, independence develops gradually and looks different for every child. True independence is not about doing everything alone, but about feeling capable, confident, and supported while learning new skills. Encouraging independence at a child’s own pace builds […]
