Shakti Center For Learning Disability

Recommended Screen Time (WHO & Pediatric Guidelines)
Below 18 months: ❌ No screen time (except video calls)
18–24 months: Very limited, only with parent
2–5 years: ⏰ Max 1 hour/day, high-quality, supervised
🌱 Better Alternatives to Screens
Talking, singing, naming objects
Picture books 📚
Free play, blocks, puzzles
Outdoor play 🌳
Simple household games (spoons, bowls, stacking)
🚨 Red Flags to Watch For
If a toddler:
Doesn’t respond to name
Has no words by 2 years
Avoids eye contact
Gets extremely upset when screen is removed.

Happy Republic day 2026

ॐ ऐं ह्रीं श्रीं वाग्देव्यै सरस्वत्यै नमः । सरस्वति नमस्तुभ्यं वरदे कामरूपिणि

Management of behaviour problems in children by Dr. Shakti Desh

🌸 feedback given by parents

We will always be grateful to you for being more than just a teacher to our child. You have been a guide, a patient listener, and a constant support in helping him find his voice and overcome his challenges. The progress he has made is because of your dedication, love, and belief in him. You are truly a blessing in our lives. Wishing you happiness, health, and success always. Thank you ma’am 💐??🎉

यह नववर्ष जीवन में स्वास्थ्य, आत्मविश्वास, खुशी और अनगिनत सीखने के अवसर लेकर आए।

✨ Stars on the Floor | The Golden Big Fashion Show ✨
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Hungama Times News for creating such a beautiful and meaningful platform through The Golden Big Fashion Show (28.12.2025 | The Golden Apple, Mahanagar). Opportunities like these are truly golden for our children—because they allow them to be seen, celebrated, and applauded for who they are 🌟
As an organization working closely with special children, we witness something very important every day:
👉 Many parents, unintentionally, believe that “special” means “less capable.”
👉 Some children are never given the chance to explore their talents—simply because academic scores are mistaken for intelligence and ability.
Through this event, we want to thank the parents who trusted us—
✨ trusted the process,
✨ trusted our guidance, and most importantly,
✨ trusted their child’s potential.
To every parent who feels their child has “no talent,” we want to gently remind you:
Academic progress is not everything.
Talent expresses itself in many forms—confidence, creativity, courage, expression, and resilience. Sometimes, all a child needs is one opportunity and one stage.
We also deeply appreciate Hungama Times News for recognizing that special children are often forgotten—not because they lack ability, but because society is designed by and for “normal” standards.
If a blind person had designed the world, we would be reading Braille everywhere.
If a deaf person had shaped society, sign language would be universal.
A truly good society is not one where everyone is the same—but one that adapts, includes, and compensates so everyone can thrive.
This show was not just about fashion—it was about visibility, dignity, and belief.
Our stars didn’t just walk the floor—they walked into confidence, applause, and self-worth ⭐
Here’s to many more platforms where every child gets to shine 💛