Make it Count - Pallavi Joshi Shah

Make it Count - Pallavi Joshi Shah It is a space where children and adults with development, cognitive and neurological difficulties are trained and educated.

It focuses on holistic development and through various therapies aims at building their emotional and mental well-being.

Let’s hear our main stakeholders tell you more about their child’s development post joining the MilestoneMeter’s Social ...
05/01/2026

Let’s hear our main stakeholders tell you more about their child’s development post joining the MilestoneMeter’s Social Emotional Learning Program.

31/12/2025

Small steps today, strong confidence tomorrow

In 2026, let’s help kids set goals they can reach, celebrate every win, and build habits that last long after the checkmarks are filled.

29/12/2025

When minds feel busy and bodies feel restless, calming exercises can help everything slow down.

These simple activities support children in building body awareness, focus, and calm.

Exercise 1: Animal Movements
Have your child move like different animals such as a kangaroo, snake, or penguin. Jump, stretch, or waddle, then pause and notice how their body feels. Each animal feels different because each movement uses different muscles, balance, and energy—some feel bouncy, some slow and stretchy, and some steady and controlled.

Exercise 2: Palm Tracing
Gently trace your child’s palm with your finger and ask them to notice what they feel. This helps them slow down, focus on touch, and feel more grounded.

Exercise 3: Warm Hands
Have your child rub their hands together quickly for a minute, then stop and notice how their hands feel—warm, tingly, or relaxed.

Exercise 4: The Five Senses (5-4-3-2-1)
Help your child name:
5 things they can see,
4 things they can touch,
3 things they can hear,
2 things they can smell,
1 thing they can taste.

Small, mindful moments like these can make a big difference in helping children feel calm, safe, and present

23/12/2025

In a world full of noise, movement, and big emotions, we create gentle moments of calm, helping busy little brains slow down, breathe, and feel safe, supported, and understood.

21/12/2025

Learning disabilities are often misunderstood, but with the right awareness, support, and guidance, children can grow, thrive, and reach their full potential.

Watch through to find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about learning disabilities and learn how early understanding can make a lifelong difference.

Have questions or need support?

Reach out to me or drop your thoughts in the comments.

18/12/2025

Every student learns differently, and the right support can make all the difference. Discover effective school accommodations, why they matter, and how to advocate for the tools and support your child needs to succeed academically and confidently.

Want to learn more or explore the right accommodations for your child?

Get in touch with me today for more details and personalized guidance.

13/12/2025

Understanding the difference between a slow learner, a learning difference, and a learning difficulty is the first step toward providing the right support every child deserves.
When we recognize how children learn not just how fast they can grow with confidence, clarity, and compassion.

Every child has potential. The right guidance makes all the difference.

DM me today to learn how personalized strategies and informed support can help your child thrive.

10/12/2025

Shift from correction to connection.

1. Create ‘Low-Pressure Zones’
“Have spaces at home where there are no demands — no homework, no instructions, no correcting.
Even 15 minutes a day helps their nervous system reset.”

2. Follow Their Interests Like a Guide
“If they love dinosaurs, drawing, trains, coding — use that interest to connect.
Connection builds cooperation without pressure.”

3.Give Choices, Not Commands
“Try swapping:
❌ ‘Put this away now.’
✔️ ‘Do you want to put the blocks in the basket or on the shelf?’
Choices give kids control—pressure drops instantly.”

4.Use Predictable Routines
“Neurodiverse kids thrive on structure because it lowers anxiety.
Make routines visual—charts, sticky notes, or drawings.
Predictability = calm.”

5.Regulate Together
“When your child is overwhelmed, skip the lectures.
Co-regulate:
Slow breathing together… hold their hand… sit near them quietly.

6.Ask This Magic Question
“What would help you right now?’ Or “is this helping you feel better?”
It gives them a voice and reduces pressure immediately.”

7.Build Rest Into the Day
“Neurodiverse kids use more energy to navigate the world.
Mini breaks aren’t laziness—they’re maintenance.”

Is your child zoning out while studying?You’re not alone — it’s more common than you think. Kids often drift because the...
09/12/2025

Is your child zoning out while studying?
You’re not alone — it’s more common than you think. Kids often drift because their brain needs a reset, not because they’re lazy or distracted on purpose.
Want simple, gentle ways to help them refocus? I’m here to guide you.

Connect with me to learn strategies that actually work.

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