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Growing Up Without Warmth: How a Cold Childhood Shapes an Adult’s Life

Growing Up Without Warmth: How a Cold Childhood Shapes an Adult’s Life

Blog | Child psychology
The absence of parental warmth is not just a childhood inconvenience—it can affect both mental and physical health well into adulthood.
Witness, Aggressor, Victim: How Bullying Shapes Lives

Witness, Aggressor, Victim: How Bullying Shapes Lives

Article | Child psychology
Whether you’re the victim, the aggressor, or simply a bystander, bullying impacts mental and emotional well-being, often in ways that linger for years.
Parentification: When Children Become Caregivers and Its Impact on Their Future

Parentification: When Children Become Caregivers and Its Impact on Their Future

Blog | Child psychology
Childhood is often envisioned as a time of play, discovery, and carefree joy. However, for some children, the reality is starkly different.
Understanding Student Behavior through a Case Study: Exploring Ernie's Journey

Understanding Student Behavior through a Case Study: Exploring Ernie's Journey

Article | Child psychology

Ernie's case underscores the importance of Attachment Theory in understanding student behavior. Through Attachment Theory, Ernie's struggles with emotional security and engagement in the classroom can be contextualized. This framework enables educators and psychologists to tailor interventions to provide the nurturing environment Ernie needs. By respecting confidentiality and drawing on broader principles, insights into students' experiences can be gained while upholding their privacy and dignity.

Early Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Early Signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Article | Child psychology
If your child exhibits any of the following symptoms, kindly refer to a trained clinical psychologist.
Hide and Seek as a Tool for Learning

Hide and Seek as a Tool for Learning

Article | Child psychology
We all have played the fun game of hide and seek at some stage in our lives. This popular game, wherein one player, referred to as seeker covers his/her eyes and counts giving other players time to hide and then attempts to find the hidden players, has been played for generations. However, in recent years, mobile games and online games have gained more popularity. Children are seen whiling away their time playing online games rather than indulging in group activities. Games like hide and ...
How to Help your Child with Learning Disabilities

How to Help your Child with Learning Disabilities

Article | Child psychology
Learning disabilities (LD) refer to neurological conditions that impact cognitive abilities related to learning. These challenges affect various aspects of learning, including reading, math, and critical thinking.
Is your Child in Need of an Early Intervention?

Is your Child in Need of an Early Intervention?

Article | Child psychology
Does your child not utter a single word despite reaching the age where children can speak complex sentences? Does he avoid looking into your eyes while you talk to him? Does he not respond to his name? If yes, then you need to consult a trained clinical psychologist.Absence of speech is one of the commonly identified developmental delays in children by parents. However, the child might be facing several other difficulties which can go unnoticed by parents. Early intervention plays a signi ...
Understanding How Kids Think and Grow

Understanding How Kids Think and Grow

Article | Child psychology
Understanding child psychology helps grown-ups know how kids think and feel. It's about how kids' minds grow and change as they get older. Kids feel good when they're loved and safe. They learn to make friends and deal with feelings like being sad or mad. Growing up has different things to learn, like trusting others and figuring out who they are. Grown-ups who understand kids can help them learn and be happy by giving them love and help.
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