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No babbling by 11 months of age No simple gestures by 12 months (e.g., waving bye-bye) No single words by 16 months No 2-word phrases by 24 months (noun + verb – e.g., “baby sleeping”) No response when name is called, causing concern about hearing

Read! Choose colourful books with large simple photos or drawings. Talk about the pictures rather than reading the text. Wait! Don’t anticipate our child’s needs. Delay your response to your child’s pointing, gestures or babbling when he wants things.

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                                   Postural control in children with sensory processing disorder In order to meet the environmental demands in an effective way, a child must be able to assume and maintain stable positions, move without

Tactile defensiveness is the most common sensory modulation deficit of tactile system and it is predominantly found in children with autism. Children with tactile defensiveness tend to react negatively to touch sensation that is considered otherwise non-noxious

Video modelling is defined as, “the occurrence of a behavior by an observer that is similar to the behavior shown by a model on a videotape”. Modelling is regarded as one of the basic learning processes and it is also treated in the science

Experts have long said that people with autism are among the most difficult to toilet train because many traditional potty training techniques simply don’t work for them. While I agree that it’s difficult to teach children with autism these skills,

Colour recognition is the ability to identify and name basic colours. Colour recognition is important in recognizing objects around us and it is a precursor to language in the context of naming and using adjectives. Recognizing colours or other general

For a child to be independent and successful in his/her social environment such as home, school, peer group, etc, the child must possess social skills like communicating, sharing, waiting, turn taking, apologizing, requesting, thanking, competing, being