Proactive Child Development Center

02/10/2024

On this Gandhi Jayanti, let’s remember the power of peace and kindness to change the world. ✌️💚

24/09/2024

09/09/2024

At Proactive Child Development Center, our therapist explains the common reasons behind toe walking, from sensory processing challenges to muscle tightness. Early intervention and the right approach can help your child step with confidence! 🦶✨

08/09/2024

07/09/2024

“At Proactive Child Development Center, our therapist sheds light on self-talking in children—often a way for them to process thoughts, emotions, and problem-solving. With the right guidance, we can help children channel this behavior into positive communication skills. 💬👧

18/08/2024

05/07/2024

Strikes and smiles! 🎳 Our little champions had a blast playing bowling skittles in a group, honing their motor skills and teamwork. At Proactive Child Development Center, we believe in learning through play. Every roll of the ball is a step towards growth and development! ”

27/05/2024

This activity is crucial for sensory integration, as it stimulates multiple senses simultaneously. The visual input from the changing colors and the tactile experience of playing with sand help the child process and respond to sensory information more effectively. This type of sensory play enhances focus, reduces anxiety, and supports overall sensory development, making it an essential part of their therapy.

23/05/2024

Teaching a child the concept of “first” and “last.” Understanding these concepts is essential for daily life, language, and academics.It helps children follow sequences and instructions, enhancing their ability to organize tasks and activities. In language, it aids in storytelling and comprehension by allowing kids to grasp the order of events. In math, it supports learning about numerical order, patterns, and problem-solving. Teaching “first” and “last” lays a critical foundation for cognitive and academic growth.

15/05/2024

"Taking steps toward sensory success! Watch as this little one explores proprioception with a wheelbarrow walk on the treadmill, reducing hyperactivity while improving body awareness. "

Note: This activity is more than just fun—it's a valuable proprioceptive experience. Proprioception, or the sense of body awareness, is crucial for a child's development. Activities like the wheelbarrow walk on the treadmill provide deep pressure input to the joints and muscles, helping kids improve their body awareness, balance, and coordination. Plus, it's a great way to make therapy sessions engaging and effective!

14/05/2024

“Boosting brain power! Watch as this little learner’s hands move in opposite directions, enhancing coordination and cognitive skills. 🧠💪 ”

Note: This activity, where the child moves their hands in opposite directions, is crucial for enhancing bilateral coordination and cognitive skills. It stimulates both hemispheres of the brain, promoting communication between them and improving overall brain function. It’s a fun and engaging way to support the development of motor skills and cognitive abilities in children.