We are aware that not all parents have access to a developmental paediatrician or even a qualified therapist hence this website is aimed to bringing hope by providing parents and professionals access to scientific evidence based medicine to make informed choices in therapy, education and to set realistic goals.
Our goal is to educate as many parents as we possibly can. We want to raise awareness about the problems faced by children and their families about neurodevelopmental disorders and enable them to achieve their potential.
ntroducing GetChildGoing™ School Mental Health Initiatives — bringing child development, emotional well-being and practical mental health education within everyone’s reach.
From before birth to the teenage years, discover engaging learning modules, interactive resources, practical parenting guidance, teacher training, workshops and school programmes — all designed to make a difference in everyday life.
For every growing child. And every adult who makes a difference in their life.

Screen Time Guidelines , Tips To Online Learning And Responsible Media Usage.

What to expect, what to teach and when to seek help.

Sleep - Promoting Healthy Sleep Habits And Suggestions For Sleep Hygiene From Early Years.

Speech- Normal Development, Myths And Concerns.

Toilet Training - How To Teach This Important Self Help Skill?
Autism - Frequently Asked Questions, Therapy, Sensory Issues And More.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder- FAQs and treatment.
How to handle behaviour concerns and teach them to express themselves.
What is learning disorder? How is it diagnosed? and frequently asked questions.
Babies born early and low birth weight need special care. Read more about care in NICU and the followups needed.
Research proven parent friendly material to help child.
Ability to express emotions, understand how others feel and be able to function well in the society
Email us at getchildgoing@gmail.com for any questions.
Disclaimer: The information provided on this website does not constitute medical advice and should not be construed as such. Treatment may be individualised based on the needs of your child. Kindly consult a doctor.