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Little Pods is an organization focused on providing a variety of services for children and adults with special needs in a distinctive way.

We provide at home and at school services. We are industry leaders for home-schooling and do provide Shadow Teachers Little Pods is an organization focussed on providing a variety of services for children and adults with special needs in a distinctive way. Keeping in mind the individual differences in each individual, our trained professionals aim to thoroughly understand the child and help him/her inculcate skills for independent functioning.

16/05/2024

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASDs) are a group of conditions that result from alcohol exposure during the prenatal period. These disorders can have lifelong implications and vary in severity. Here’s what you need to know:

Symptoms and Diagnosis:
Symptoms can vary widely but may include:

Physical: Distinct facial features (such as a smooth philtrum, thin upper lip, small eye openings), growth deficiencies, and organ defects.
Cognitive: Intellectual disabilities, learning difficulties, poor memory, difficulty with attention, and poor problem-solving skills.
Behavioral: Hyperactivity, poor impulse control, social withdrawal, and difficulties with communication.

It’s always better to consultant an expert. We strongly do not support labelling.

15/05/2024

🌟 Embracing Summer Break with Special Moments! 🌈☀️

In the heart of summer, our home becomes a sanctuary of creativity and joy as we embark on special sessions tailored for our incredible special needs kids! 🏡💖✨

Amidst the sunny days and warm breezes, we’ve turned our living room into a haven of laughter and learning, where every moment is a canvas for imagination and growth. From sensory play with homemade kinetic sand to vibrant painting sessions that unleash boundless creativity, every activity is a chance for our kids to shine and thrive in their own unique ways. 🎨🌟

With each stroke of the brush and every giggle shared, we’re reminded of the extraordinary beauty found in the simplest of moments. These home sessions aren’t just about filling our days; they’re about nurturing spirits, fostering connections, and celebrating the remarkable journey of each child. 💫💕

As the sun sets and fireflies dance outside our window, we’re grateful for the opportunity to create cherished memories right here at home. Together, we’re discovering the magic in the everyday and embracing the extraordinary in each and every child. Here’s to a summer filled with love, laughter, and endless possibilities! ☀️💞✨

18/04/2024

Exploring Early Childhood Development: From Playful Explorers to Curious Thinkers! 👶✨ Dive into the world of different learning styles and developmental stages, from imaginative play to problem-solving prowess. Let’s nurture every little mind to blossom into their unique selves!

17/04/2024

Rethinking the Thirsty Crow: A New Perspective on Learning and Adaptation

02/04/2024

A day dedicated to increasing understanding and acceptance of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) worldwide.
It’s an opportunity to celebrate the unique strengths and abilities of individuals on the autism spectrum while also advocating for greater inclusion and support in all aspects of life.

30/03/2024

Pointing and reading are fundamental skills that play crucial roles in language development and communication:Pointing: Pointing is an early form of communication used by infants to direct attention towards objects, people, or events. It serves as a precursor to language development and helps infants express their needs, desires, and interests. Additionally, pointing facilitates social interaction and joint attention, which are essential for cognitive and socio-emotional development.Reading: Reading is a complex cognitive process that involves decoding written symbols to derive meaning. It is the cornerstone of literacy and a key skill for academic success, career advancement, and lifelong learning. Reading enhances vocabulary, improves comprehension, stimulates imagination, and fosters critical thinking skills. Moreover, reading promotes empathy, cultural understanding, and personal growth by exposing individuals to diverse perspectives and experiences.Together, pointing and reading support language acquisition, cognitive development, and social interaction, laying the foundation for effective communication and lifelong learning.

21/03/2024

World Down Syndrome Day is observed on March 21st each year. This date was chosen to signify the uniqueness of Down syndrome in the triplication (trisomy) of the 21st chromosome, which causes Down syndrome. The date, 3/21, represents the presence of three copies of chromosome 21. It’s a day to raise awareness about Down syndrome and promote the rights, inclusion, and well-being of people with Down syndrome around the world.

Right interventions at the right time can make all the difference.

20/03/2024

For children learning to write, a tripod grip is typically recommended. This involves holding the writing utensil between the thumb and index finger, with support from the middle finger. The grip should be comfortable and allow for control and fluid movement while writing.

10/03/2024

Occupational therapy often takes time to show results because it involves a personalized process of assessing, planning, and implementing interventions tailored to an individual’s specific needs and goals. Progress may be gradual as clients learn new skills, adapt to changes, and develop strategies to overcome challenges in their daily lives. Additionally, the nature of rehabilitation and skill-building requires consistent practice and reinforcement over time for meaningful progress to occur.

09/03/2024

It’s not just play

Jumping on a trampoline can fulfill a variety of sensory needs, including proprioceptive and vestibular input. Proprioceptive input involves pressure on the joints and muscles, which can help regulate body awareness and coordination. Vestibular input refers to movement and balance sensations, which can help with sensory processing and self-regulation. So, jumping on a trampoline can be beneficial for individuals seeking sensory stimulation or seeking to regulate their sensory experiences.

07/03/2024

Unconditional positive regard is a concept in humanistic psychology, particularly associated with Carl Rogers. It refers to an attitude of acceptance and support towards a person, regardless of their behavior or actions. It involves showing genuine empathy, respect, and warmth towards others without judgment or conditions attached. This approach aims to foster an environment where individuals feel safe, valued, and free to explore and express themselves without fear of rejection or criticism.

06/03/2024

Crafting excellence with every meticulous movement: refining fine motor skills to perfection.

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91springboard 74 Techno Park
Mumbai
400093

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	10am - 2pm

Telephone

+91 9167240058

Website

http://littlepods.in/

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Little Pods for Special Needs Children

Little Pods is an organization focussed on providing a variety of services for children with special needs in a distinctive way. Keeping in mind the individual differences in each child, our trained professionals aim to thoroughly understand the child and help him/her inculcate skills for independent functioning.

Our interventions and strategies are formulated based on the needs of the child, while keeping in mind the needs of the school and parents or caregivers. The interventions are introduced in a manner that child is comfortable with. We focus on improving the child’s strengths while modifying his/her weaknesses. We follow a goal directed approach to help the child gain various skills and teach him/her methods to cope with various difficulties.

We also believe in training the individuals prominently involved in the child’s life (parents, teachers, caregivers, etc) to ensure the child’s needs are taken care of in a productive and effective manner.