FAQ's

1. A Child Development Centre is a place where children with developmental delays, disabilities, or learning challenges receive early intervention and therapy support to help them reach their full potential.

If your child shows delays in milestones like walking, talking, social interaction, or learning, a developmental assessment by our specialists can help determine if therapy is needed.

Physiotherapy focuses on improving a child’s strength, balance, coordination, and mobility. It is often used for children with cerebral palsy, developmental delays, or physical challenges.

Occupational Therapy helps children develop fine motor skills, daily living activities (like eating, dressing), sensory processing, and independence in everyday life.

Speech Therapy works on improving a child’s communication, speech clarity, understanding of language, and feeding or swallowing issues if needed.

The frequency of sessions depends on your child’s assessment results and therapy goals. Most children attend 2–5 sessions per week for best results.

While many centres (like Parrot CDC, Dr. Shafi’s CDRC, Eden CDC, Iris CDC, etc.) offer therapies across disciplines, KiddHaven stands out by integrating evidence-based practices with a family-centered, nurturing approach—from assessments to goal-driven interventions.

Most CDCs provide therapies like Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Language Therapy, Behaviour Therapy, Special Education, and parental guidance to ensure holistic child development

Yes, parents can and should be involved in their child’s therapy sessions!

Early intervention is key! If you notice delays at any age—even as early as infancy—it’s best to consult a developmental specialist right away. Early support often leads to the best outcomes.