Social Anxiety Disorder in Children: Signs, Causes, and How to Help
Social Anxiety Disorder is more than shyness. The DSM-5-TR recognises it as a diagnosable condition causing real distress in school and social life. Here is what parents need to know.
Separation Anxiety Disorder in Children: What Parents Need to Know
Separation Anxiety Disorder is more than just clinginess. The DSM-5-TR classifies it as a real anxiety disorder that affects thousands of children. Learn the signs, causes, and what treatment looks like for Indian families.
Early Signs of Autism in Children: What Every Parent Should Know
Every parent watches their child grow with hope and wonder. But sometimes, something feels different — your child doesn’t respond to their name, doesn’t make eye contact, or prefers to play alone. These can be early signs of autism, and noticing them early can make an enormous difference. In this guide, we explain what autism […]
ADHD in Children: Signs, Symptoms, and What Parents Can Do
“He just can’t sit still.” “She never listens.” “He’s so smart but just won’t focus.” If you’ve said any of these things about your child, you may have wondered whether they have ADHD. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is one of the most common neurodevelopmental conditions in children — and one of the most misunderstood. What […]
How to Help a Child with Anxiety: A Practical Guide for Indian Parents
Anxiety in children is more common than most parents realise. Studies suggest that 1 in 8 children experiences anxiety — yet many go undiagnosed for years because it looks different from what we’d expect. Your child’s anxiety might show up as clinginess, tantrums, refusal to go to school, constant “what if” questions, or physical symptoms […]
7 Signs Your Child May Need Therapy — A Guide for Indian Parents
As a parent, it’s natural to wonder whether your child is going through a “phase” or something more serious. Children often struggle to put their feelings into words — instead, they show us through their behaviour. Knowing when to seek help can make all the difference. At Omora Care, we speak with many parents who […]
Tic Disorders and Tourette Syndrome in Children: What Parents Need to Know
Tics, sudden, repetitive, non-rhythmic movements or vocalisations, are more common in children than most people realise. For parents, they can be alarming and confusing. This guide explains what tics are, when they become a disorder, and how to support your child. What Are Tics? Tics are sudden, rapid, recurrent, non-rhythmic motor movements or vocalisations. They […]
Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD): When Movement Is a Challenge
“He’s so clumsy, always bumping into things and dropping everything.” “She can’t catch a ball to save her life.” “Writing is agony for him, his hand gets tired after two sentences.” These are often dismissed as clumsiness or laziness. But for some children, movement difficulties are a recognised neurodevelopmental condition that deserves proper understanding and […]
Intellectual Disability: Understanding, Supporting, and Celebrating Your Child
The term “Intellectual Disability” can feel heavy the first time you hear it in relation to your child. It carries assumptions and outdated associations that do not reflect the reality of what your child is capable of. This guide is about replacing those assumptions with accurate, hopeful, and practical information. What Is Intellectual Disability? Intellectual […]
Communication Disorders in Children: A Complete Parent’s Guide
Communication is at the heart of everything, relationships, learning, emotional wellbeing, and independence. When a child struggles to communicate, every area of their life is affected. The DSM-5 Communication Disorders The DSM-5 identifies five main communication disorders in children. Each affects a different aspect of communication. 1. Language Disorder Persistent difficulties in the acquisition and […]
