Anwesha's life is very different now. We are very thankful to Prabir Sir.
Maybe you are where we were: worried, and not sure where to go.
We hope our story helps you find help.
Anwesha's parents
For worried parents
Is your child not talking yet?
Or cannot sit still? Runs away? Gets angry fast? You are not alone.
Our daughter Anwesha could not talk at 4. At 9, she is a talkative, smart kid.
A true story from one family. Not medical advice.
Small steps, every week
- Signs to look for
- What you can do at home
- When to see a doctor
- Our true story
About Prabir Sir
Who is Prabir Sir?
Prabir Sir is a therapist. He works with each child himself.
He helped our daughter Anwesha, step by step.
Next step
How it starts
You do not need any reports
Just tell him about your child.
Tell him about your child
What worries you, and what your child likes.
Ask what can help
Ask if your child needs a check-up first, or a different doctor.
Start with small goals
If you begin, agree on small goals. Check them together.
A true story
At 4, Anwesha could not say a word At 9, she is a talkative, smart kid
Every child is different
We cannot promise the same result for your child.
It was not magicIt was small steps, every week
Anwesha's story · Age 4 → Age 9
She did not talk
Age 4- Anwesha did not say a single word.
- She could not sit still.
- She would run away from us.
- Her twin sister was talking. We knew something was different.
- We were very worried.
We went from place to place
Looking for help- We took her for therapy in Cuttack.
- A doctors’ report said it was autism.
- Then we went to Bhubaneswar.
- We did not see much change.
- But we kept looking.
Then we met Prabir Sir
Prabir Sir- He worked with Anwesha himself.
- Week after week, with a lot of patience.
- Slowly, small things started to change.
Today Anwesha
Age 9 · Today- talks
- sits and learns
- stays safe when we go out
- does many things by herself
Some things are still hard
- She can get angry very fast.
- Making friends is hard for her.
- She eats only a few foods.
We tell you this honestly. She is still growing, one small step at a time.
Anwesha's parents
Why we made this website
For parents
Is your child like this?
Tap what you see at home. Each one has a small first step.
This is not a test
Only a doctor or therapist can check your child.
- Does not talk yetSays no words, or only a few. Points or pulls your hand to ask for things.What you can do now
- Cannot sit still, runs awayAlways moving. Runs off at home or outside.What you can do now
- Upset by noise or touchCovers ears. Cries at some clothes, crowds or bath time.What you can do now
- Does not play with othersPlays alone. Does not look up when you call their name.What you can do now
- Sudden angerBig anger or crying, very fast. Hard to calm down.What you can do now
- Eats only a few foodsEats the same few foods. Refuses most others.What you can do now
Questions
Questions parents ask
Short, honest answers. No promises.
I am worried. What do I do first?
Talk to a child doctor. Ask for a check-up of how your child is growing. Write down what you see at home and take it with you.
Do I need a report to talk to Prabir Sir?
No. You can just tell him what you see at home.
Will my child learn to talk, like Anwesha did?
We cannot promise that. Every child is different. This is only our family’s story.
Can therapy cure autism?
No. Autism is not an illness. Help can make daily life easier: talking, learning, staying safe and doing things alone.
You are not alone
You do not need any reports. Just tell Prabir Sir about your child.
Every child is different. We cannot promise the same result for your child.