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Need help with your child's development in Hyderabad? The Ananya Child Development Center podcast is your go-to resource for expert advice and practical tips. Join us as we discuss autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and more. Discover proven strategies, learn about available therapies, and find the support you need to help your child thrive. Visit www.asap.org.in to schedule an appointment or learn more.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Specific follow-up questions turn specialist guidance on child development and family health into practical decisions parents can understand and use.
Madhavi Adimulam turns family health questions into structured conversations that move from a parent's immediate worry toward concrete next steps.
Hand washing becomes tiny wins, the scale your biggest parenting question may need.
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A clear guide to perinatal mood changes, stigma, and when to seek help.
The episode treats perinatal mental health as a clinical issue, not a private failing. It moves from defining the perinatal window to separating ordinary mood shifts from depression, and it keeps circling back to the stigma around seeking psychiatric help.
A calm, practical reset for parents learning when fever needs attention.
The episode takes fever out of panic mode and puts it back into routine judgment, which makes it useful for parents. Dr. Srinivas Jagga keeps the frame simple: fever is not a disease, many acute fevers come from viruses, and antibiotics should wait for a diagnosed bacterial…
Independence is broken into practical steps that feel usable for worried parents and caregivers.
Adulting with Autism: Building Independence Step by Step keeps the focus on what independence looks like in daily life, not in theory. Madhavi Adimulam and Isha Singh start with a familiar parental worry about whether a child with autism can live independently, then move into…
School leadership seen through classroom routines, teacher training, and the work of keeping a franchise aligned.
This conversation stays close to the practical work of educational leadership, both in the classroom and inside a franchise model. Ms. Radhika Turlapati comes across as a builder who thinks in systems: the IRIS role play spaces, like a bank and supermarket, are used to teach…
A family-centered conversation that makes sibling care and autism feel immediate, personal, and clear.
Ananya Child Development Centre keeps this conversation grounded in family life, which is where it lands best. Madhavi Adimulam talks with co-founder Dr.
A steady case for rest that treats self-care as necessary support, not indulgence.
The episode keeps its focus on the basics: self-care is not a luxury for mothers raising children with developmental needs. It opens in guilt and exhaustion, then stays with the load behind that feeling, including constant vigilance, poor sleep, emotional labor, advocacy strain,…
A practical conversation on inclusive teaching, reflection, and the day-to-day work of helping children learn.
Ananya CDC Podcast frames a clear, practical conversation about how educators can hold onto traditional pedagogy while adapting to technology in diverse classrooms. Dr.
A practical guide to sleep problems in children with autism, from likely causes to behavioral steps and melatonin.
This piece gives parents a calm, useful way into sleep problems in children with autism. Madhavi Adimulam and Dr. Srinivas Jaka keep the focus on why sleep matters, then move through the most likely medical causes before getting to sleep hygiene, behavioral therapy, and, for…
Parenthood and bodies, told one honest story at a time.
Madhvi, founder of Ananya Child Development Center, discusses the dangers of unproven stem cell therapy for autism, sharing real stories of families who lost savings to misleading clinics.
Ananya Child Development Centre Podcast features Dr.
Madhavi opens the conversation from Asha Hospital in Banjara Hills.
Madhavi Adhimulam, founder of Ananya Child Development Centre, addresses mothers of children with developmental delays/disabilities.
Madhavi, founder of Ananya, discusses two decades of autism intervention, highlighting shifts from protocol-driven methods to child-led approaches.
This final episode of a four-part series explores the evolution of autism therapies from the 2010s to present, focusing on integrated approaches that blend structured techniques with relationship-based care.
This episode of the Ananya Child Development Centre Podcast focuses on parental burnout specific to caregivers of children with special needs.
Ananya Child Development Centre Podcast brings together Madhavi Adimulam and Dr.
This episode focuses on strengthening parenting partnerships when raising a child with special needs, addressing challenges like communication breakdowns, division of labor, and emotional stress.
Clinical psychologist Yuganti interviews paediatric feeding expert Madhvi about childhood feeding challenges, distinguishing picky eaters from problem feeders and explaining how sensory, oral-motor, and emotional factors contribute.
This episode explores the cognitive revolution in autism therapies, shifting from behaviorist methods that focused on external control to understanding internal minds and emotions.
Madhavi Adimulam welcomes Dr.
Madhavi Adimulam interviews Radhika Turlapati, Director of Academics at IRIS Education Group, about her journey and insights from leading a top-ranked franchise school network.
This episode explores the history of behaviorism in autism therapies, from B.F.
This episode explores the evolution of autism therapies from the 1990s to early 2000s, highlighting the shift from rigid behaviorist and cognitive approaches to the neurodiversity movement and relationship-based therapies.
Ananya Child Development Centre Podcast centers on Dr.
This episode of the Ananya Child Development Centre Podcast features host Madhvi Adimulam and guest Sian Wilson, a paediatric occupational therapist, discussing the importance of parent support in child development.
This episode explores repetitive behaviors in children, such as hand flapping and lining up toys, with expert Madhvi explaining their causes and how parents can provide support.
Madhavi Adimulam opens Ananya Child Development Centre Podcast with a parent asking whether her son will ever live independently, then introduces Isha Singh, Head of Clinical Services, who has 15 years of experience supporting families on their autism journey.
This episode explores anxiety in autistic children, discussing how it manifests differently than in neurotypical kids and offering expert insights from therapist Shreya Khan and founder Madhvi Adimulam.
Sian Wilson, a UK paediatric occupational therapist, tells host Madhavi Adimulam that sensory integration therapy is 'a tool in the box' of OT rather than a separate or competing option.