“Nature vs Nurture”, describes the biological and environmental factors that lead to the behavior development of the child. According to the knowledge of Early Year Foundation Stage, right guidance can certainly scaffold the psychological development of the child despite inherent fears, self-doubt that could be the result of past unpleasant experiences. Trick lies in rerouting...Read More

As the year begins to close, we all naturally incline towards reflections. These reflections are more about love, growth, being brave, fearlessness and the unbreakable bonds. Love remaining the core of our human experience. As we reflect on love, let’s remember the wisdom of Rainer Maria Rilke: “Love consists of this: two solitudes that meet, protect,...Read More

From the background of Child Development Psychology, it is known that 82% of the child’s brain is developed by the age of 7 years. Any experiences that happen before and during this time frame do have a deep impact on the long term. Fear of the unknown is always the root cause of any fear....Read More

Dental caries or cavities in primary teeth do not imply that the permanent teeth will also have compromised health. The two components of this equation are not directly proportional but can be dependent on multiple factors. Based on scientific research, its proven that the incidence of dental decays in primary teeth is about 80 -85%...Read More

In the science of Neurolinguistic Programming, FEAR is described as an acronym for “False Evidence appearing Real”. At times, fear of the unknown or negatively experienced situation can be so deep rooted that it can get irrationally triggered in unreal situations. Biologically it has been proven that gut bacteria can store information and experience both...Read More

Fear is an acronym for “False evidence appearing real”. Children or adults may behave differently when they are in state of fear but their actions are not the definitions of their personality. NLP is the scientific tool that teaches us to respond constructively to any fear. We learn to look into our fears as external...Read More

Children’s behavior or human behavior in general seems to many just as it is visible on the surface. Knowledge of NLP helps us peel off multiple layers that may overlay our true nature like the layers of onion peel. The real truth is always beneath the surface, in deeper layers where understanding of NLP works....Read More

Emotional freedom technique is a healing technique that relieves body of anxiety, fear, physical pains and many deep emotional blocks. Emotions are defined as energy in motion. High energy emotions exhibit as happiness, bravery, confidence or fearlessness, whereas low energy emotions exhibit as fear, anxiety, apprehension, denial or sometimes being stubborn, rejecting the situations that...Read More

Neurolinguistic programming , NLP is a science that helps us understand the difference that makes a difference. This science comprises of variety of skills that range from manual for the mind to a tool box of techniques. In very simple words, NLP helps us open up our frames to understand people and situations better, to...Read More

Dental caries (cavities) in Primary teeth (baby teeth) is not the single governing factor leading to compromised health of permanent teeth. Cavities are caused due to multiple reasons; poor oral hygiene and diet being the most common ones. When a young child develops a cavity or multiple cavities and is left untreated for a long...Read More

Profound and long standing untreated decays in children’s teeth can progress deep into the root canals of baby teeth and thereby lead to infections or abscess. The most common treatment suggested for such teeth is to extract and place a space maintainer. With the contemporary approach of Erbium and Diode lasers in Pediatric Dentistry, Root...Read More

The natural rhythmic breathing pattern in human body is to breathe through the nose. However, either obligatory (due to nasal congestion or asthma) or habitually, some individuals develop the pattern of mouth breathing. Mouth breathing does have proven impact on the facial development, teeth alignment and airway development. Mouth breathers tend to develop long, narrow...Read More