Comparison is often well-intentioned, but it can quietly erode a child’s mental and emotional health. Statements like “other children can do this” or “your sibling managed earlier” may seem motivating, but they often create pressure rather than progress. At Shaping Insight, Mulund, we witness how comparison impacts children’s confidence, particularly those navigating learning, developmental, or … Read more
Strong emotions are a normal part of childhood, but when emotional reactions feel intense, frequent, or difficult to manage, children may need additional developmental support. At Shaping Insight, Mulund, we support children who experience challenges with emotional regulation through structured, child-centred therapy. What Is Emotional Regulation? Emotional regulation is the ability to: Why Emotional Regulation … Read more
Every child experiences the world through their senses: sound, touch, movement, sight, and smell. For some children, however, sensory input can feel overwhelming, confusing, or difficult to process. These challenges are known as sensory processing difficulties, and they can significantly affect a child’s daily functioning, behaviour, and learning. At Shaping Insight, Mulund, we support children … Read more
Some children face daily tasks that seem simple for others but feel confusing, frustrating, or just overwhelming to them. Getting dressed. Holding a pencil. Playing in a group. Eating without a meltdown. These everyday challenges aren’t always due to behavior often, they’re rooted in developmental or sensory processing issues that require professional support. At Shaping … Read more
ADHD isn’t just about hyperactivity. It’s a neurodevelopmental condition that affects how a child pays attention, manages impulses, and follows through on tasks. While many children can be energetic or distracted at times, ADHD-related behaviors are persistent, disruptive, and affect multiple areas of life school, home, and social interactions. At Shaping Insight, Mulund, we regularly … Read more
The Road to Understanding: Is It Time for a CARS Assessment? As a parent, you’re wired to notice things no one else does. You cheer for the first smile, the first step, the first word. But sometimes you also spot something that feels… different. Maybe your child avoids eye contact. Maybe they’re not talking as … Read more
