Parent guides
Half of Bangladeshi parents delay therapy because nobody told them what to look for. These guides close that gap — written for Dhaka, in plain language, free forever.
Bangladeshi parents typically notice concerns before age 3 but start therapy after age 4. This checklist helps you decide in 10 minutes whether a screening visit is worth it.
Every child develops differently — until they don't. Milestones by age, the difference between late talking and language delay, and when 'he'll catch up' stops being safe advice.
ABA is the most researched autism intervention — and the most misunderstood. What a good program looks like, what it costs in Dhaka, and the questions to ask before enrolling.
Your child covers their ears, hates certain clothes, or crashes into everything. Sensory differences are common and manageable — try these before assuming the worst.
No preparation, no flashcards, no 'performance'. Here's the honest play-by-play of a first visit so you and your child arrive calm.
A shadow can include your child in mainstream school — or build dependence. How shadows should work, what they cost in Dhaka, and the exit plan nobody mentions.
Movement milestones, muscle tone and when physiotherapy helps. What a paediatric physio session looks like, and how it fits with OT and speech therapy.
Small classroom changes that help sensory-sensitive children stay regulated and learn — movement breaks, seating, noise and predictability.