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Unveiling the Parenting Maze: Navigating Child Health During the Pandemic**

Introduction Imagine trying to solve a puzzle where the pieces are constantly shifting—welcome to parenting during a pandemic! The COVID-19 pandemic has been a colossal stressor for families worldwide, turning daily life into a tumultuous roller coaster. For many parents, the challenge was not just about staying healthy but keeping their children emotionally and mentally […]

Empowering Parents: Bridging Gaps in Neurodevelopmental Care in South Asia

Introduction: A Beacon of Hope in Neurodevelopmental Care Imagine a world where the most powerful tool for a child’s growth isn’t a cutting-edge technology or an expensive therapy, but rather the loving guidance of a parent. For children and adolescents diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs) such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Intellectual Disability (ID), Attention […]

The Mental Blueprint of Future Adoptive Parents

Introduction Have you ever considered what goes on in the minds of those who choose the path of adoption? It’s intriguing to ponder how prospective adoptive parents prepare themselves emotionally and mentally for the arrival of an adopted child. The subtle yet profound concept of reflective functioning—our ability to understand and interpret the thoughts and […]

Unseen Bonds: The Deep Connections Between Mothers and Their Nonspeaking Autistic Children

Introduction Imagine navigating a world where conventional communication cues fall silent, yet profound and unspoken bonds silently flourish and thrive. This is the everyday reality for many mothers of nonspeaking autistic children, a realm where traditional signs of social engagement are not the benchmarks of connection. The research paper, “Experiencing Social Connection: A Qualitative Study […]

Listening to Parents: Shaping the Future of Autism Research Through Their Eyes

Introduction: Opening Doors to Understanding Autism Together The journey of parenting a child is a profound voyage filled with love, challenge, and transformation. This voyage becomes uniquely intricate when a child is on the autism spectrum, as many parents seek to navigate a world that often doesn’t fully understand their family’s needs. Imagine having a […]

Understanding the Shadow: Unveiling the Prevalence and Predictors of Suicidal Behaviours Among Adolescents in Mozambique

Introduction Imagine a world where young minds harbor dreams and aspirations, yet remain silently burdened with shadows they dare not share. For many adolescents in Mozambique, this is the troubling reality. Suicidal behaviours, a phrase laden with gravity, have silently infiltrated the lives of in-school adolescents. Their struggles are hidden behind the walls of classrooms […]

When Parents Are Ill: Illuminating Effective Ways to Inform and Support Children

Introduction: The Unspoken Impact of Parental Illness Imagine being a child and noticing something is off with your parent — they’re not the vibrant, lively person they once were. No longer are there shared smiles over breakfast or energetic weekend outings. Instead, there’s confusion and fear because no one has explained what is happening. This […]

Understanding Parents: A New Scale for Navigating Teenage Storms

Introduction Being a parent of a teenager can often feel like a thrilling adventure peppered with moments of uncertainty and confusion. As children step into adolescence, they embark on a journey towards discovering their identities, all while navigating the tumultuous seas of hormonal changes and social challenges. Amidst this whirlwind, parents stand as the guiding […]

When Little Minds Speak: How Preschoolers’ Actions Reveal Hidden Emotional Struggles

Introduction: Discovering the Emotional World of Preschoolers Imagine a bustling preschool classroom filled with the sounds of laughter, joyous cries, and playful chatter. Yet beneath these innocent interactions often lies a complex world of emotions that can go unnoticed. Have you ever wondered how a child’s simple interactions with their peers might speak volumes about […]