This section contains articles by specialists at Dr. Levit Clinic that will help you better understand the characteristics of child development, the possible causes of difficulties that arise, and the principles of the comprehensive approach of the LTP® method.
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions from parents: why doesn't a child speak, doesn't understand speech, doesn't respond to their name, avoids eye contact, waves their arms, sleeps poorly, refuses to eat, displays aggression, tantrums, or other behavioral issues?
This section contains articles
Dr. Levit specialists who
will help you better understand the features
child development.
This section contains articles by specialists at Dr. Levit Clinic that will help you better understand the characteristics of child development, the possible causes of difficulties that arise, and the principles of the comprehensive approach of the LTP® method.
Here you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions from parents: why doesn't a child speak, doesn't understand speech, doesn't respond to their name, avoids eye contact, waves their arms, sleeps poorly, refuses to eat, displays aggression, tantrums, or other behavioral issues?
Watch this video on YouTube When Ilya was little, his parents began to notice alarming changes in his development. He barely spoke. He also avoided visual contact.
Oksana, Kira's mother, talks about the changes her daughter has experienced since working with the LTP® method. At the beginning of her journey, Kira had virtually no speech,
In this video, Zhannat's mother explains how to not worry about her child's future and how to help them.
My Child Isn't Speaking: When Should I Worry and What Should I Do? The question "Is my child not speaking autism?" is one of the most common questions from parents who notice a delay.
Why doesn't my child play with toys the way adults expect? If a child doesn't play with toys, many parents become concerned and wonder if it's normal.
🌱 Does a child with autism eat dirt, sand, or inedible objects? Why does this happen and how does the LTP® method work? Many parents of children with autism
