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6 Mar 2024

Mental Health in Early Childhood Development : Make Your Child Mentally Strong

When we talk about children’s mental health, what is the first thing that comes to your mind? Let us know your thoughts. We know it isn’t always possible to understand what your child is going through, especially in early childhood development. You may understand what their crying, smiling, babbling and hand gestures mean eventually, but…

6 Mar 2024

Mom’s Belief Supports Child Safety Week — Safeguard your child with Personal Safety.

Worried about your child’s personal safety in your absence? We hear you! Every child deserves to be safe and so, June 6th-12th marks the week of awareness of child’s protection and safety from unsafe situations and people, in India. Mom’s Belief wants every parent or caregiver to feel confident in their ability to keep their…

6 Mar 2024

5 Signs of Screen Addiction – Screen Addiction in Kids

Children can get addicted to phones, television, video games, and other gadgets early in life. Yes, Hear us out! Technology isn’t all bad when used within a set limit but for connectivity, information, and entertainment. It makes kids smart. But, children’s lifestyle and dependence on screen time can be bad for their holistic development. How?…

6 Mar 2024

Role of a Child Psychologist in Child Development

A child’s development is influenced not only by neurological and biological factors but also by trivial and insignificant events in their life. It might be hard to believe, but these experiences can impact their present development and shape their future. A pediatric mental health counsellor, also known as a child psychologist, is specially trained to…

6 Mar 2024

5 Tips to Improve Eye Contact and Speech in Autism

Kids with Autism often struggle with making eye contact, especially when they try to communicate. Eye contact is crucial for speech development because it helps children learn how to understand facial expressions and body language, which is vital when someone is talking to them. Kids with Autism also struggle to sustain eye contact while communicating…