Developmental Paediatrics

Developmental Paediatrics deals with growth, learning, and behavioral development in children from infancy through adolescence.
It addresses conditions that affect how children learn, move, speak, interact, and adapt to their surroundings.

Unlike general paediatrics that treats illnesses, developmental paediatrics focuses on how a child develops skills and abilities over time — ensuring early intervention and lifelong progress.

Parents are often the first to notice when something feels “different.”
You should consider a developmental assessment if your child shows:

• Speech or Language Delay: Not speaking or responding at the expected age.
• Delayed Motor Skills: Difficulty in sitting, standing, walking, or using hands.
• Learning Difficulties: Trouble with memory, reading, or attention.
• Behavioral Concerns: Hyperactivity, aggression, withdrawal, or repetitive behaviors.
• Social Challenges: Poor eye contact, difficulty interacting, or lack of response to name.
• Autism Spectrum Indicators: Restricted interests or unusual sensory reactions.
• Emotional or Adjustment Issues: Anxiety, school refusal, or mood swings.

Early evaluation ensures timely therapy — giving your child a better chance at success both in school and daily life.

Our Developmental Paediatrics department provides assessment and intervention for a wide range of conditions, including:

• Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Speech and Language Delays
• Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia, Dyscalculia)
• Cerebral Palsy and Motor Disorders
• Global Developmental Delay
• Intellectual Disability
• Emotional and Behavioral Disorders
• Developmental Coordination Disorder (Dyspraxia)

Each child’s care plan is customized after a detailed developmental evaluation and multi-disciplinary consultation.

Our Assessment and Therapy Process

Our centre follows a structured, evidence-based process:

1. Detailed Developmental Screening – Using standardized tools to evaluate milestones in speech, movement, social, and emotional growth.
2. Comprehensive Medical and Family History – Identifying risk factors or genetic influences.
3. Multidisciplinary Evaluation – Involving paediatric neurologists, psychologists, speech and occupational therapists, and physiotherapists.
4. Individualized Intervention Plan – Combining therapy, parental guidance, and educational strategies.
5. Regular Follow-Ups – Tracking progress and adjusting therapy as your child develops.

Our approach is child-centered and family-inclusive, focusing on strengths as much as on challenges

We offer a range of therapeutic services under one roof:

• Speech and Language Therapy: Builds communication, articulation, and social interaction.
• Occupational Therapy: Improves motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and sensory integration.
• Behavioral Therapy: Helps manage ADHD, anxiety, and emotional dysregulation.
• Physiotherapy: Enhances muscle control, posture, and mobility for motor-delayed children.
• Educational Intervention: Tailored learning support for children with dyslexia and attention issues.
• Parent Counseling and Training: Equips families with practical strategies for home and school environments.

Every therapy plan is designed to empower the child, educate the parents, and integrate the family in the journey of progress.

The first five years of life are crucial — the brain is rapidly developing and highly adaptable.
Intervening during this period can significantly improve language, learning, and social outcomes.
Delays don’t always mean disability, but the sooner they are addressed, the better the results.
Our specialists ensure that no milestone is missed and no child is left behind.

• Comprehensive Evaluation: From screening to therapy under one roof.
• Expert Team: Developmental paediatricians, therapists, and psychologists working together.
• Child-Friendly Spaces: Safe, engaging, and comforting for young minds.
• Individualized Therapy: No cookie-cutter approach — every plan is unique.
• Parental Involvement: Families are active partners in progress.
• Outcome-Focused Care: Regular progress tracking and measurable results.

Our mission is simple — to help every child learn, grow, and thrive at their own pace with confidence and care.