Last year, during my son’s assessment, the assessor asked him to write a few words. Later, he told me my son didn’t know counting from 1–50 or how to identify alphabets.
I was shocked — because my son does know them!
When I saw the paper, I noticed:
• “One” ✅ correct
• “Two” ✅ correct
• “Three” ❌ written as “THRW”
I asked the therapist, “What’s the spelling of three?”
He replied, “T H R double E.”
Then it clicked — he had asked my son to “write double E” instead of saying “E” twice clearly.
That one unclear instruction changed the result entirely.
💡 Lesson: With children — especially those with special needs — our words must be clear, precise, and simple. The way we say something can shape how they understand it.
Let’s be mindful. Let’s communicate for connection, not confusion. ❤️
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As parents, our most vital role is not to mold our children into who we think they should be—but to discover who they already are. ✨
Each child comes into this world with a unique blend of strengths, talents, and natural curiosities. When we take the time to truly observe, listen, and nurture those gifts, we empower them to thrive—not just academically, but emotionally and creatively.
🔍 Spot the spark.
🎯 Fuel the passion.
🌿 Build on their strengths.
Because growth happens not just through correction—but through connection. Let’s raise children who feel seen, heard, and celebrated for who they already are becoming.
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Before the world hurts them, some children are already bleeding—at home.
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