Early signs of autism in children: what parents in Pakistan should look for
A calm, practical guide to what the early signs of autism actually look like, and what to do if you recognise your child in them.
Plain answers to the questions families in Quetta actually ask us, written for a worried parent at eleven at night, not for a search engine.
A calm, practical guide to what the early signs of autism actually look like, and what to do if you recognise your child in them.
A plain explanation of Applied Behaviour Analysis: what it is, what good practice looks like, and an honest account of the criticisms.
Your child is not talking, and you have read enough to be frightened. The difference between the two is not really about the words.
An honest account of what is and is not available in Balochistan, and what you can do in the meantime.
Practical preparation for the first day, for your child and, honestly, for you.
What exists, how to access it, and how to advocate for your child when the system is slow.
Whether you have questions, need guidance, or simply want to understand what support might look like, start with a conversation.
No pressure. No complicated process. Just a conversation.