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Not talking yet
“He understands everything, but says very little.”
Relatives say he’ll talk when he’s ready. You’ve started counting his words at night.
Is this your child?
You don’t need the right words. You just need to start.
Some parents arrive knowing exactly what’s wrong. Most don’t — they arrive with a feeling, a few scenes that replay in their heads, and a hesitation they can’t quite name. If that’s you, this page is for you.
You don’t need a diagnosis, or the right articles, or even certainty that a problem exists. “Something feels different” is a perfectly good place to begin. In fact, it’s where most of our families began.
Pick the scene that sounds like your home
Read these quickly. Don’t analyse — notice which one makes your chest tighten.
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Attention, focus & behaviour
School keeps calling — not about marks, about behaviour.
“He can’t sit still.” “She won’t listen.” Homework ends in battles.
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Struggling at school
Homework ends in tears most nights.
Reading is guessing. Spellings never stick. She’s brilliant at some things — school tells a different story.
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Autism
Your child seems different from the other children.
In how they play, connect, or react. You’ve wondered about a word you haven’t said out loud.
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Motor skills & other needs
The body is where the struggle shows.
Falls, pencil grips, buttons, tags, textures, the playground left behind. Or a diagnosis exists and you need a team that keeps going.
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None of these. Just a feeling.
Something is off and you can’t say what. Things were fine and now they aren’t. Start with a conversation — that’s what’s next on this page.
What a first conversation actually is
Twenty minutes — on the phone, on WhatsApp, or in person. You talk; we listen. You describe your child in your own words; no terminology required. A senior member of our team asks a few questions, and you leave with one clear suggestion: a next step, a page to read, or — honestly, sometimes — “watch for these three things and call us in a few months.”
Sometimes the answer really is “this looks normal, here’s why.” We say that when it’s true. And sometimes it’s “let’s take a proper look” — which starts with a consultation (₹1,000), or a fuller assessment (from ₹2,000), a picture of your child, and no commitment beyond it.
About the fear of asking
We know what’s underneath the hesitation, because parents have told us for twelve years: asking for help feels like admitting something. Or it feels like overreacting — “other parents manage, why can’t I?” Or there’s the fear of a label: that one phone call will set something in motion that can’t be undone.
Here’s what we’ve watched for twelve years: one conversation sets nothing in motion except understanding. No label gets stamped from a phone call. No assessment forces you into therapy. And no parent is “late” here — every family arrives at the moment that was right for them, and help starts from that moment.
You’ve done the hard part — you’re here
The next step is the size of a phone call. Call +91 70225 30530 during working hours, or write to us. Say the truest sentence you have: “I’m not sure what’s wrong, but something’s different.” That’s enough.