Tiny Todds Therapy Care

20/10/2025

20/10/2025

👉 Sign of Autism: Does Not Point to Things They Want

Pointing is one of the earliest ways children communicate their needs, interests, and curiosity before they can speak clearly. Around 12–18 months, most children begin to point at objects or people to share attention or express what they want — for example, pointing at a toy, a snack, or something exciting they see.

Children on the autism spectrum may not point to objects they want, or may use alternative ways (like pulling someone’s hand) without making eye contact. This difference often reflects challenges in joint attention, a key skill for language development and social interaction.

Common signs include:
🚫 Not pointing to objects or people to express interest
🙅‍♂️ Limited gestures or lack of response when others point
🧸 Relying on crying, grabbing, or physical actions to communicate wants

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, we focus on building joint attention, gesture use, and early communication skills through engaging, play-based therapy. Encouraging these skills early lays the foundation for stronger language, social bonds, and emotional connection.

📌 Remember: If your child isn’t pointing to communicate or has missed other important milestones, early intervention can make a big difference. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for professional support and guidance.

17/10/2025

🤝 Sign of Autism: Difficulty Sharing

Sharing is an important early social skill that helps children connect, build friendships, and understand others’ perspectives. While many young children may initially find sharing tricky, they usually learn to take turns and share through play and guidance over time.

Children on the autism spectrum, however, may experience greater challenges with sharing, such as:
🧸 Preferring to play alone rather than with peers
🚫 Getting upset when others touch or use their toys
🔄 Struggling to take turns or follow cooperative play rules
💬 Finding it hard to understand that others have feelings or desires different from their own

These behaviors are not intentional “misbehavior” — they often stem from differences in social understanding, communication, and emotional regulation.

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, our therapy programs gently guide children to:
✨ Learn the concept of taking turns
✨ Build empathy and social awareness
✨ Develop cooperative play and communication skills

📌 Remember: If your child finds sharing difficult or has missed other developmental milestones, early therapy can make a meaningful difference. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for expert guidance and support.

13/10/2025

😴 Sign of Autism: Needs More Rest

Some children on the autism spectrum may appear to need more rest or sleep than their peers, or they may seem tired and withdrawn more often. This isn’t simply about being “sleepy” — it can be linked to differences in sensory processing, emotional regulation, and daily energy levels.

Children with autism may:
🛏️ Feel easily overwhelmed by sensory input, which leads to mental fatigue
🧠 Require more downtime to recover from busy or noisy environments
🌙 Experience irregular sleep patterns or have difficulty falling and staying asleep
😌 Show signs of tiredness during the day, needing extra rest periods to recharge

These patterns can affect their mood, focus, and participation in daily routines, making it important for parents to observe and understand their child’s unique rhythm rather than comparing them to others.

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, we work with families to create structured routines and calming strategies that support better sleep hygiene, sensory regulation, and emotional well-being.

📌 Remember: If your child consistently needs more rest than expected or has missed other developmental milestones, early assessment and therapy can provide the right support. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for expert guidance.

10/10/2025

🧠 Sign of Autism: Lining Up Objects

One early and noticeable sign of autism is when a child frequently lines up toys or objects in a specific, repetitive way—such as arranging cars in a perfect row, stacking blocks in the same order, or organizing items by color or size repeatedly.

While some sorting and arranging is part of normal play, children on the autism spectrum may:
➡️ Prefer lining up objects over imaginative or social play
➡️ Become upset if the order is changed
➡️ Show intense focus on patterns and sequences rather than interacting with others

This behavior often reflects a child’s need for predictability, routine, and control in their environment. It’s not “bad” behavior, but it may signal differences in social communication, flexibility, and play development.

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, our team gently supports children in expanding their play skills, building flexibility, and encouraging social interaction through personalized therapy strategies.

📌 Remember: If your child consistently lines up objects or has missed other developmental milestones, early identification and therapy can make a big difference. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for expert guidance and support.

03/10/2025

👩‍💼 Journey of Online Speech Therapy Across Ages – Adults

✨ Goal-Oriented Approach

Speech therapy for adults takes a personalized and goal-driven path, focusing on the unique needs of each individual. Whether the goal is improving professional communication, social interactions, or recovering skills after a medical condition, therapy is tailored to support real-life outcomes.

Sessions may include:
🎤 Enhancing clarity, articulation, and fluency for workplace presentations
📞 Building confidence in everyday conversations and social settings
🧠 Strengthening memory, comprehension, and expressive language after neurological challenges
💼 Focusing on specific personal and professional communication goals for success

The approach is structured, practical, and empowering, ensuring adults see meaningful progress that positively impacts their daily lives.

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, we understand that communication is a lifelong skill. Our online therapy for adults is designed to be flexible, supportive, and aligned with individual aspirations, helping each person reach their fullest potential.

📌 Remember: If you or your loved one have missed communication milestones or face challenges in speech and language, don’t wait. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for expert guidance and therapy.

29/09/2025

🎧 Journey of Online Speech Therapy Across Ages – Teenagers

✨ Interactive and Motivating Therapy

For teenagers, speech therapy goes beyond words—it’s about self-expression, confidence, and real-life communication skills. Online therapy for teens is designed to be interactive and motivating, using age-relevant activities that connect with their interests and everyday experiences.

Therapy may include:
🎤 Practicing public speaking, debates, or presentations
💬 Building social communication skills for friendships and group settings
📱 Using digital tools, videos, and role-play to keep sessions engaging
🌟 Focusing on confidence building and self-expression to prepare for school, college, or career goals

At this stage, therapy also helps teenagers develop the ability to advocate for themselves, express emotions in healthy ways, and strengthen communication skills for the future.

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, we ensure that therapy is tailored to each teen’s unique personality, strengths, and goals—making sessions not only effective but also enjoyable.

📌 Remember: If your teenager has missed communication milestones or struggles with self-expression, early and consistent support matters. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for expert guidance and therapy.

28/09/2025

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26/09/2025

💻 Journey of Online Speech Therapy Across Ages – School-Aged Children

✨ Technology-Aided Learning

For school-aged children, online speech therapy becomes more structured while still keeping sessions fun and interactive. At this stage, therapy incorporates educational games, digital tools, and engaging activities to enhance both speech and language development.

Through technology, children can:
🎮 Practice articulation and fluency using interactive apps
📝 Strengthen vocabulary, grammar, and sentence-building skills
🎤 Improve reading, comprehension, and storytelling abilities
🤝 Build confidence in communication through role-play and virtual group activities

Technology makes therapy sessions more engaging and motivating, while also allowing children to practice skills in a way that feels natural and enjoyable.

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, our online therapy programs for school-aged children focus on bridging learning with play, ensuring steady progress in speech, communication, and academic success.

📌 Remember: If your child has missed communication or speech milestones, early support can make all the difference. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for expert guidance and therapy.

24/09/2025

🌟 Give your child the support they deserve 🌟

Is your child facing challenges like speech delay, behavioral issues, or learning difficulties?
Early intervention can make a huge difference — and we’re here to guide you. 💙

Join us for a FREE consultation with Vincent Xavier, Founder of Tiny Todds Therapy Care, and discover:
✅ Personalized guidance for your child’s development
✅ Expert advice on autism, speech, and occupational therapy
✅ Practical steps you can take at home to support progress
✅ Clarity on the right therapy approach for your child

🗓️ September 25th – 27th, 2025
📍 Salem (3 days only!)
📞 Book your appointment: +91 99413 50646 / 72995 35600

This is your chance to understand your child’s unique needs and set them on the path to growth and independence 🌱.

👉 Secure your free consultation today

22/09/2025

🧸 Journey of Online Speech Therapy Across Ages – Toddler Stage

✨ Play-Based Learning for Toddlers

At the toddler stage, play is the language of learning. Online speech therapy for toddlers focuses on fun and interactive activities that keep little ones engaged while building important communication skills.

Through games, songs, storytelling, and pretend play, therapists help toddlers:
🎲 Develop early speech and language skills
🎶 Improve listening and attention
🧩 Learn turn-taking and simple instructions
💬 Build the foundation for social interaction

A key part of toddler therapy is involving parents in the process. Parents are guided to use everyday routines—like mealtime, playtime, and bedtime—as opportunities to encourage communication. This way, learning continues outside of therapy sessions.

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, our online programs ensure that toddlers not only enjoy therapy but also develop skills step by step in a supportive environment.

📌 Remember: If your toddler has missed important milestones in speech or communication, don’t wait. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for early support and guidance.

19/09/2025

🌟 Essential Skill for Children: Learning to Cooperate

Cooperation is more than just working together—it’s about sharing, taking turns, listening, and respecting others’ ideas. For children, learning to cooperate is an essential life skill that helps them thrive at home, in school, and in social settings.

Children who struggle with cooperation may:

Find it hard to share toys or materials

Refuse to follow group rules or instructions

Get frustrated when things don’t go their way

Avoid teamwork or group play

These challenges can make it difficult to form friendships, succeed in classroom activities, and manage emotions.

At Tiny Todd Therapy Centre, we use fun, engaging therapy approaches to help children develop cooperation skills through:
✨ Group play activities
✨ Problem-solving games
✨ Social skills training
✨ Positive reinforcement strategies

When kids learn to cooperate, they build stronger relationships, improve emotional regulation, and gain confidence in social situations.

📌 Remember: If your child finds it hard to cooperate or has missed other key milestones, don’t wait. Contact Tiny Todd Therapy Centre today for expert guidance and therapy support.