Zunaira Mudassar

Why Children Use Echolalia to Create Emotional Safety in an Overstimulating World

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 24, 2025, 11:20 AM

This article explains how echolalia works as an emotional safety tool for children living in an overstimulating world. Instead of seeing repeated phrases as meaningless, it highlights how children use familiar scripts to calm themselves, regulate emotions, and create predictability. Echolalia often becomes a bridge toward real communication when adults respond with patience and understanding. The article encourages caregivers to view echolalia as a meaningful step in emotional and language development rather than a setback.

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Macroglossia as a Modifier of Early Sensory-Motor Integration and Orofacial Growth in Infants

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 24, 2025, 11:20 AM

This article explains how macroglossia (a large tongue) affects infants beyond simple feeding or speech issues. A bigger tongue changes...

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How Phonics Strengthens the Brain’s Sound-Mapping System and Builds Faster Reading Pathways in Children

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 24, 2025, 11:20 AM

This article explains phonics in detail and then explores how phonics strengthens the brain’s sound-mapping system. Phonics teaches children how...

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How the Ling Six Sounds Shape Early Auditory Brain Mapping and Predict Long-Term Speech Perception in Children With Hearing Loss

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 24, 2025, 11:20 AM

This article explains Ling Six Sounds and their scientific importance. The six sounds cover low, mid, and high speech frequencies,...

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Why Kids Are Talking Like AI and How This Is Changing Their Social Skills

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 20, 2025, 10:01 AM

Kids today are starting to speak like AI due to heavy exposure to screens, edited content, and robotic voiceovers. This...

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How Everyday Household Sounds Affect Your Child’s Brain Development

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 20, 2025, 10:01 AM

Everyday household sounds like the ticking of a clock, water flowing, or gentle background chatter can subtly shape a child’s brain development. Soothing and predictable sounds support focus, learning, and emotional regulation, while loud or irregular noises can increase stress and reduce attention. Exposure to diverse sounds helps children improve language, auditory discrimination, and memory skills. Even simple daily activities, when narrated or highlighted by parents, can turn ordinary moments into learning opportunities. By mindfully curating the home sound environment, caregivers can positively influence a child’s cognitive and emotional growth.

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Developing Strong Bonds with Autistic Children Using Evidence-Based Rapport Building Methods

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 20, 2025, 9:49 AM

Building rapport with autistic children in speech therapy is key to successful intervention. Trust grows when therapists create a calm,...

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How to Help a Non Verbal Child Communicate as a Speech Language Pathologist

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 20, 2025, 9:49 AM

This article explains how Speech Language Pathologists help non verbal children communicate. It covers observing the child, using natural play...

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Why People Are Escaping Into Fantasy Worlds In 2025 And How It Is Changing Their Real Life Behavior

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 20, 2025, 9:49 AM

In 2025, many people are escaping into fantasy worlds because real life feels stressful, overwhelming, and slow. The brain rewards...

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How Fast Dopamine Slows Your Motivation

Zunaira Mudassar Nov 16, 2025, 9:52 AM

Fast dopamine from scrolling, notifications, and instant entertainment overstimulates the brain, raising the reward threshold and making real-life tasks feel...