
The Interview I Keep Thinking About
What twenty years in recruitment taught me about my child’s future Some months ago, I sat in a client calibration call. We were reviewing candidates for a senior role, and the hiring manager paused on one

What twenty years in recruitment taught me about my child’s future Some months ago, I sat in a client calibration call. We were reviewing candidates for a senior role, and the hiring manager paused on one

Every parent reading this blog knows the question. Gayatri has written about it here — the one that arrives uninvited at 2 a.m., while you are cleaning a sofa or washing sheets or simply watching your

“Is ABA good or bad?” I’ve been asked this question more times than I can count. Sometimes it comes from parents who have just received their child’s autism diagnosis and are overwhelmed by the number of

Walk into any therapy centre or school, and one question echoes through the corridors: “Is my child improving?” It is a question every parent asks, every teacher reflects upon, and every therapist strives to answer. But

With the increase in the number of children having delayed speech and language development let us just explore early language acquisition . All living beings on earth can communicate. However, human beings are unique as they