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3 year old not talking much what to do

My 3-Year-Old Has Only 10-15 Words

Worried your 3-year-old uses very few words? Learn when to stop waiting, what an evaluation involves, and when speech therapy may help.

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My Child Suddenly Stopped Talking As Much As Before. Is This Language Regression?

Did your child lose words they used before? Learn what language regression can mean, what to document, and why a proper evaluation matters.

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Relatives Say “Boys Talk Late, Don’t Worry” - How Do We Handle Family Pressure Around Speech Therapy?

Family says boys talk late? Learn how to handle pressure from relatives and make an informed decision about your child's speech evaluation.

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What Actually Happens in Your Child's First Speech Therapy Session?

Wondering what happens in a child's first speech therapy session? Learn what to bring, what the therapist asks and how the first visit usually works.

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does bilingual home cause speech delay in child

Growing Up With Two Languages at Home: Is Bilingualism Causing My Child's Speech Delay?

Does speaking two languages cause speech delay? Learn how multilingual children are assessed and when a speech evaluation may be helpful.

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school says my child may have autism what to do

The School Called About My Child

A school raised concerns about possible autism. Learn what to ask the teacher, what evaluation involves, and how to plan the next steps calmly.

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We Just Got an Autism Diagnosis

Just received an autism diagnosis? Follow a practical 30-day roadmap covering evaluation, therapy planning, family communication and parent training.

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child meltdown at family functions what to do

My Child Melts Down at Weddings and Family Gatherings. What Can We Do?

Worried about your child's next wedding or family function? Learn practical ways to prepare for meltdowns and handle relatives' reactions.

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does my child need both ABA and special education

My Child Was Recommended Both ABA and Special Education. Do We Need Both, and Where Do We Start?

Your child's report recommends ABA and special education. Learn how the two differ, how they can work together, and how to plan support.

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How Do I Tell My Child's Siblings About Their Brother or Sister's Autism Diagnosis?

Learn how to explain an autism diagnosis to siblings, handle questions about attention and feelings, and support healthy family relationships.

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autistic child who talks a lot diagnosis confusion

My Child Was Diagnosed With Autism But Talks Fluently. How Is That Possible?

A child can speak fluently and still be autistic. Learn why speech ability does not rule out autism and what signs may matter beyond speech.

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child eats only few foods sensory issue

My Child Refuses to Eat Anything But 3-4 Foods

Does your child eat only a few foods? Learn how sensory sensitivities may affect eating, what parents can try, and when to consider OT support.

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child cries over clothes tags and socks seams

Meltdowns Over Tags, Socks, and Haircuts: Understanding Sensory Defensiveness in Everyday Routines

Does your child cry over clothing tags, sock seams or haircuts? Learn about sensory defensiveness and practical ways to make routines easier.

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5 year old bad pencil grip handwriting

My 5-Year-Old Still Can't Hold a Pencil Properly

Is your 5-year-old struggling to hold a pencil or write? Learn what poor pencil grip may indicate and when fine motor support can help.

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toddler walking on toes when to worry

My Toddler Walks On Their Toes All The Time

Is your toddler walking on their toes all the time? Learn common reasons for toe walking, when evaluation may help, and what an OT assessment checks.

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school recommended special educator for my child what does it mean

The School Says My Child Needs an IEP or Special Educator. What Does That Actually Mean for Us?

Did your child's school recommend a special educator or IEP? Understand what it means, what to ask the school and how to plan support.

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bright child struggling in school behind classwork

My Child Is Bright But Struggling in School. What Could Be Going On?

Is your bright child struggling in school despite doing well at home? Learn what attention, processing and learning difficulties may look like.

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child cries every day at school drop off

My Child Cries Every Day At School Drop-Off. Is This Normal?

Does your child cry and cling every day at school drop-off? Learn when separation anxiety may need closer attention and what parents can do.

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My Older Child Is Acting Out Since Their Sibling Started Therapy. Is This Normal?

Is your older child acting out after their sibling started therapy? Learn why sibling jealousy can happen and practical ways to support both children.

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baby failed newborn hearing screening what next

My Child Failed The Newborn Hearing Screening

Did your baby fail a newborn hearing screening? Learn what the result means, what happens next and how hearing support relates to speech development.

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My Child Refuses To Wear Their Hearing Aid

Does your child keep removing their hearing aid? Learn practical ways to build wear time, identify discomfort and make hearing aids easier to accept.

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parent training for special needs child worth it

I'm Exhausted And Guilty All The Time: Is Parent Training Just More Homework, Or Does It Actually Help Me?

Parent training can make therapy easier at home. Learn how practical coaching can reduce stress, improve routines and support your child.

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child asked to leave playschool what to do next

My Child Was Asked To Leave Or Is Struggling In Regular Playschool. Do We Start With INDC Or GALS?

Child asked to leave playschool? Understand when to consider an INDC evaluation or GALS learning programme and what to do next.

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does my child need therapy or a learning programme

Does My Child Need Therapy or a Learning Programme

Not sure if your child needs therapy or learning support? Understand the difference and choose the right starting point without unnecessary pressure.

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child not making friends

My Child Isn't Making Friends: Understanding Social Skills Delays

Why some children struggle to make friends, how speech therapy and OT can help, and when to seek an evaluation at Inclusive Neuro Development Centre.

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child repetitive behaviour routine

Why Does My Child Insist on the Same Routine Every Day?

Understand why children rely on routines and repetitive behaviours, when it's typical, and when to seek an OT evaluation at Inclusive Neuro Development Centre.

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screen time speech delay

Screen Time and Speech Delay: What Parents Should Know

Does screen time cause speech delay? Understand the real link, age-appropriate milestones, and when to get a speech evaluation at INDC.

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child anxious doctor dentist visit

Why Doctor and Dentist Visits Are So Hard for Some Children

Why some children find clinic visits overwhelming, the sensory reasons behind it, and how OT support at INDC can help prepare your child.

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late walker gross motor delay

My Child Isn't Walking Yet: When to Be Concerned About Gross Motor Delay

When a late walker is normal and when it's not. Gross motor milestones, warning signs, and how OT can help at Inclusive Neuro Development Centre.

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child lines up toys repetitive play meaning

Child Lines Up Toys Instead of Playing With Them — What This Can Mean

Does your child line up toys or objects instead of playing with them? Learn what this play pattern can mean and when it may be worth a closer look.

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traveling with a child in therapy tips

Traveling With a Child in Therapy: Flights, Trains and New Places

Planning a trip with a child who is in speech or occupational therapy? Practical tips for flights, trains and new environments.

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toddler toe walking when to worry

Toddler Walking on Tiptoes? When Toe Walking Needs a Closer Look

Many toddlers walk on their toes sometimes. Learn when toe walking is a passing habit and when it may be worth an occupational therapy evaluation.

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child stammering normal or therapy

Is It Normal Dysfluency or Stammering? A Guide for Parents

Many young children repeat words or pause while talking. Learn the difference between normal dysfluency and stammering that may need speech therapy.

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child pencil grip handwriting difficulty

Why Handwriting Is Hard for Some Children: Pencil Grip and Fine Motor Skills

Messy handwriting or an awkward pencil grip can have several causes. Learn what might be behind it and when occupational therapy can help.

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early signs autism therapy children

Early Signs Parents Notice Before Starting Autism Therapy

What do parents often notice before seeking an autism evaluation? A look at common early signs and what happens at an initial assessment.

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early signs of cerebral palsy in children

Cerebral Palsy in Children: Early Signs Parents Should Not Ignore

What are the early signs of cerebral palsy in children? A look at common early indicators and why timely evaluation and therapy support matter.

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sensory overload meltdowns in children

Why Does My Child Have Meltdowns Over Small Things? Understanding Sensory Overload

Why do some children melt down over things that seem small? A look at sensory overload, common triggers, and how occupational therapy can help.

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echolalia in toddlers

Echolalia in Toddlers: Repeating Words and What It Means

Is it normal for a toddler to repeat words or phrases instead of using their own words? A look at echolalia, when it's typical, and when to check in.

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why early intervention matters for children

Why Early Intervention Matters in the First Few Years

Why do professionals often emphasise acting early on developmental concerns? A look at what early intervention means and why timing can matter.

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picky eating sensory processing children

Why Is My Child So Picky About Food? Understanding Sensory-Based Eating Difficulties

Why do some children refuse certain textures, smells or food combinations? A look at the sensory side of picky eating and when it may be worth an evaluation.

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speech therapy vs occupational therapy for child

Speech Therapy or Occupational Therapy? Understanding the Difference

Not sure whether your child needs speech therapy, occupational therapy, or both? A plain-language look at what each one actually addresses.

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auditory processing difficulty in children

My Child Hears Fine But Doesn't Seem to Listen: Could It Be an Auditory Processing Difficulty?

Hearing tests come back normal but your child still seems to "not listen"? A look at what auditory processing difficulties can involve and when to get it checked.

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sensory seeking behaviour vs ADHD in children

Is It Sensory Seeking or ADHD? Understanding Restless, Fidgety Behaviour in Children

A restless, fidgety or constantly-moving child could have different underlying reasons. A plain-language look at sensory-seeking behaviour versus attention difficulties.

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occupational therapy for cerebral palsy child

Occupational Therapy for Children with Cerebral Palsy: Building Daily Living Skills

How occupational therapy can support children with cerebral palsy in building independence with everyday tasks like dressing, feeding and fine motor activities.

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how to choose a child therapy clinic

How to Choose the Right Child Therapy Clinic: Questions Every Parent Should Ask

Practical questions to ask when choosing a clinic for your child's speech, occupational or developmental therapy needs.

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developmental milestones checklist 0 to 3 years

Developmental Milestones From Birth to 3 Years: A Simple Checklist for Parents

A simple, general checklist of developmental milestones from birth to age 3, and when it may help to get a professional evaluation.

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what does a paediatric occupational therapist do

What Does a Paediatric Occupational Therapist Actually Do?

A plain-language explanation of what paediatric occupational therapy involves and which everyday skills it typically supports.

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speech therapy exercises at home for child

Helping Your Child Practise Speech Therapy Exercises at Home

General tips for supporting your child's speech therapy progress between sessions at home, and why consistency matters.

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when to see a child psychologist

When and Why Parents Consult a Child Psychologist

What child psychology support involves, and some common reasons parents seek it out for their child.

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hypotonia in babies

Low Muscle Tone in Babies: What Hypotonia Looks Like

What low muscle tone (hypotonia) can look like in babies and young children, and when it may be worth a developmental evaluation.

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first occupational therapy assessment for child

What Happens in Your Child's First Occupational Therapy Assessment

What to expect during your child's first occupational therapy assessment at Inclusive Neuro Development Centre.

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child reversing letters handwriting

Letter Reversals and Messy Handwriting: When to Look Closer

Why children sometimes reverse letters or struggle with handwriting, and when it may be worth an occupational therapy evaluation.

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late bloomer or developmental delay

Is My Child a 'Late Bloomer' or Is This a Developmental Delay?

How parents can think about the difference between normal variation in development and a delay that may need evaluation.

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clumsy child motor planning delay

Is My Child Just Clumsy, or Could It Be a Motor Planning Delay?

Why some children trip, drop things or struggle with coordination more than peers, and when it may be worth an occupational therapy evaluation.

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toddler not responding to name

My Toddler Doesn't Always Respond to Their Name -- What Could This Mean?

Possible reasons a toddler may not consistently respond when called, and why an evaluation can help identify what's actually going on.

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cerebral palsy speech communication support

Supporting Communication in a Child With Cerebral Palsy

How speech and language support can help children with cerebral palsy communicate, including options for children who are non-verbal or hard to understand.

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premature baby developmental follow up

Developmental Follow-Up for Premature Babies: What Parents Should Know

Why premature babies are often followed up differently for development, what corrected age means, and when to consider an evaluation.

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childhood apraxia of speech

Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Early Signs Parents Notice

What childhood apraxia of speech can look like in young children, how it differs from a general speech delay, and when an evaluation may help.

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w-sitting in children

W-Sitting in Children: What It Means and When to Pay Attention

What w-sitting is, why many young children do it occasionally, and when the posture may be worth discussing with a therapist.

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what is sensory processing disorder

What Is Sensory Processing Disorder? A Parent's Guide

A plain-language explanation of sensory processing disorder, common signs in children, and how occupational therapy can help.

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hand dominance delay in children

Hand Dominance Delay: When a Child Hasn't Settled on a Preferred Hand

Why most children settle on a preferred hand by a certain age, and when an unsettled hand preference may be worth an occupational therapy assessment.

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AREAS WE SERVE

Child development and therapy support across East Delhi.

Explore INDC clinic and nearby service-area pages to find the most relevant location for your family.

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Child Therapy Clinic Near Durgapuri Chowk, Shahdara

Visit Inclusive Neurodevelopment Centre at Durgapuri Chowk, Shahdara for speech, OT, autism therapy, ABA, special education and more.

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Child Therapy Near Nand Nagri

Find speech, occupational, autism and developmental therapy near Nand Nagri at INDC’s Shahdara clinic, above Allen Solly at Durgapuri Chowk.

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Child Therapy Clinic Near Seemapuri

Find speech, occupational, autism and developmental therapy near Seemapuri at INDC’s Shahdara clinic, above Allen Solly at Durgapuri Chowk.

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Autism and Speech Therapy Support in Seelampur

Find autism, speech, occupational and developmental therapy near Seelampur at INDC's Shahdara clinic, above Allen Solly at Durgapuri Chowk.

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Child Development Therapy Centre Near Dilshad Garden

Find child development, speech, occupational, autism and learning support near Dilshad Garden at INDC's Shahdara clinic.

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Child Therapy Clinic Near Anand Vihar

Access speech, occupational, autism, ABA and developmental therapy near Anand Vihar at INDC's Karkardooma clinic in Rishabh Vihar.

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Speech and Occupational Therapy for Children in Laxmi Nagar

Find speech, occupational, autism and developmental therapy near Laxmi Nagar at INDC's Karkardooma clinic in Rishabh Vihar.

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Autism and ABA Therapy Support Near Vivek Vihar

Find autism, ABA, speech, occupational and developmental therapy near Vivek Vihar at INDC's Karkardooma clinic in Rishabh Vihar.

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Child Therapy Clinic Near Mayur Vihar

Access speech, occupational, autism, ABA and developmental therapy near Mayur Vihar at INDC's Karkardooma clinic in Rishabh Vihar.

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Child Speech and Occupational Therapy Near Preet Vihar & Shreshtha Vihar

Find speech, occupational, autism and developmental therapy near Preet Vihar and Shreshtha Vihar at INDC's Karkardooma clinic.

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Child Therapy in Patparganj -- Speech, OT & Autism Support

Speech therapy, OT and autism support near Patparganj at INDC's Rishabh Vihar clinic. Guided by Dr. Murli Singh and Dr. Charu Arora.

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Child Therapy in Yamuna Vihar -- Speech, OT & Autism Support

Speech, OT and autism therapy near Yamuna Vihar at INDC's Durgapuri clinic. Guided by Dr. Murli Singh and Dr. Charu Arora.

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Child Therapy in Karkardooma — Speech, OT & Autism Support

Speech therapy, occupational therapy and autism support for children in Karkardooma, East Delhi, from Inclusive Neuro Development Centre's nearby clinic.

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Child Therapy in Geeta Colony -- Speech, OT & Autism Support

Speech therapy, occupational therapy and autism support for children in Geeta Colony, East Delhi, from Inclusive Neuro Development Centre's nearby clinic.

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Child Therapy in Krishna Nagar -- Speech, OT & Autism Support

Speech therapy, occupational therapy and autism support for children in Krishna Nagar, Delhi, from Inclusive Neuro Development Centre's nearby clinic.

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Child Therapy in Shastri Nagar East Delhi -- Speech, OT & Autism Support

Speech therapy, occupational therapy and autism support for children in Shastri Nagar, East Delhi, from Inclusive Neuro Development Centre's nearby clinic.

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Child Therapy in Nirman Vihar -- Speech, OT & Autism Support

Speech therapy, occupational therapy and autism support for children in Nirman Vihar, Delhi, from Inclusive Neuro Development Centre's nearby clinic.

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Child Therapy in Vishwas Nagar -- Speech, OT & Autism Support

Speech therapy, occupational therapy and autism support for children in Vishwas Nagar, Delhi, from Inclusive Neuro Development Centre's nearby clinic.

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