Intruder In the Night
Wait, what was that? A dark silhoutte flitted across the terrace. It was about 1.15 am. Krishna had just settled down to sleep. His head was on my arm, growing …
Insights and stories for parents on the journey
Wait, what was that? A dark silhoutte flitted across the terrace. It was about 1.15 am. Krishna had just settled down to sleep. His head was on my arm, growing …
What twenty years in recruitment taught me about my child's future Some months ago, I sat in a client calibration call. We were reviewing candidates for a senio…
Every parent reading this blog knows the question. Gayatri has written about it here — the one that arrives uninvited at 2 a.m., while you are cleaning a sofa o…
“Is ABA good or bad?” I've been asked this question more times than I can count. Sometimes it comes from parents who have just received their child's autism dia…
Walk into any therapy centre or school, and one question echoes through the corridors: “Is my child improving?” It is a question every parent asks, every teache…
Invisible cognitive load. Chronic vigilance. Decision fatigue. Uncertainty. All wonderful, accurate terms. What do they mean? I shoot upright in an instant. Fro…
“Krishna is on the autism spectrum,” the doctor said. The words hit me like a freight train. Once I got over the shock, I assumed that a year or two of therapy …
With the increase in the number of children having delayed speech and language development let us just explore early language acquisition . All living beings on…
We were washing poop sheets for the nth time that night. It was around two in the morning. Exhausted, my husband looked at me. His gaze softened for a moment. “…
The Futures We Imagine When I was seven years old, my father and I would wake at five-thirty in the morning and walk to Nehru Park in Delhi's Chanakyapuri. The …
When Krishna began speech therapy, he had excellent expressive language and poor communication. At the end of one year, he was nonverbal. And I love telling thi…
Why Parents search for answers beneath the spectrum There is a particular kind of archaeology that begins after an autism diagnosis. Parents become historians o…