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ashmi dewan
@ashmi.dewan · 1:35
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sainath er
@Lifeexplorer · 3:17
Luckily CBSE had certain considerations for differently abled child and our outlook on looking at him completely changed. From the moment we know that there is a situation where we need to deal with instead of being trying to set our expectations with him, we started accepting his situation and then worked with him as a parent, as a parents. And it was very, I would say very helpful for him firstly. And then also it doesn't put any pressure on any of us at home
Saikumar srungarapu
@sai_051 · 1:50
But I think the system has to be in a situation where they have to give the opportunity to the children to talk, to understand, and to make sure they really understand what is happening around them and try to groom them in such a way. Like, they have to face all the challenges. And they should never be compared with other kids, and especially they should not be compared with the marks
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
I am someone from a psychology background and I think that there is no shame in hiding things. It's okay not to feel good or having some issue, but what is not okay is not to discuss, not to bring it in the forefront and keeping within your heart. Children are sensitive, children are delicate and anything such things affects their future, affects their mental well being as they grow up and some things stay with them
And as parents allow your child to experience failure and challenges. I've seen parents jumping in when even two kids are fighting in the park. I think we should let them understand and handle life, learn from their experiences from a very small age, because failure encourages growth