Rajni Singh - Autism Coach

💬 How many words does your child currently use? Tell me in the comments!

Day 1️⃣1️⃣ – My child doesn’t talk. How do I build vocabulary from 1 word to 2, 3, or even more words?

Vocabulary growth doesn’t happen by memorizing flashcards alone. It grows when children hear, see, experience, and use words throughout their day.

❤️ Every new word is a step forward. Don’t underestimate the power of small, consistent efforts.

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✨ Tell me in the comments: What’s one word your child says most often?

Day 1️⃣0️⃣ – How to improve your autistic child’s vocabulary?

Building vocabulary doesn’t have to feel like a lesson. The best learning happens during play, daily routines, and meaningful interactions. Small moments every day can lead to big communication gains. ❤️

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💬 COMMENT "WORDS" if you're waiting to hear your child's first word!

Day 9️⃣ – How do I get my child to say their first words?

Many autistic children need the right opportunities, motivation, and communication support before words emerge. Small daily interactions, play-based activities, and reducing pressure can make a big difference.

Remember: communication starts long before spoken words. ❤️

👉 Watch this reel for simple strategies you can start using at home today.

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Day 8 of your autism series: How I Teach Emotions to My Autistic Kid:

Comment “EMOTION” and I’ll share more simple activities to teach your autistic child at home 💙

Understanding emotions is a skill that can be taught step by step.

When a child learns to identify happy, sad, angry, or scared, they begin to express themselves better and build stronger social connections.

Small daily activities can create big changes. Consistency is the key. 🌱

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Day 7: “My child has a very short attention span. How do I increase it?” 🤔

Every parent wants their child to sit, focus, and learn. But attention doesn’t improve overnight it is a skill that needs to be built slowly.

Don’t force your child to sit for 30 minutes from day one. Start small. Celebrate even 30 seconds of focus, then gradually increase the time with the right activities, motivation, and consistency.

Small moments of concentration today can become big milestones tomorrow. 💙

Comment FOCUS if you want to learn strategies to increase your child’s attention span.

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Day 6/21: Teaching YES & NO to your autistic child 💙

A small skill that creates a big difference in communication, understanding, and daily life.

Every child can learn with the right strategy, consistency, and patience.

Save this series and follow along for all 21 days of practical autism parenting techniques.

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TUESDAY LIVE:- mom

One mother's journey.One inspiring child.Hundreds of lessons for parents.

Don't watch this later...

Watch LIVE, get inspired, and comment “I” to join the masterclass. 💙✨

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💙 Day 5 of our Autism Parenting Series!

Today’s topic: Teaching your child to identify colours. 🌈

Every child learns differently, and small, consistent steps can make a big difference.

👇 Tell me in the comments:
How are you teaching colours to your child?
And if you found today’s tip helpful, let me know your biggest takeaway!

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Comment “EYE CONTACT” and I’ll share a simple strategy you can start using today. 👇

Day 4: “My child doesn’t make eye contact. What should I do?”

One of the biggest mistakes parents make is trying to force eye contact.

Eye contact is not a skill that develops through pressure.
It develops through connection.

Instead of repeatedly saying, “Look at me,” focus on becoming more interesting than the distractions around your child.

Use their favorite toys, games, songs, and activities to create moments of natural engagement.

When communication becomes fun and meaningful, eye contact often starts increasing on its own.

Small moments of connection, repeated consistently, create big changes over time.

Comment “EYE CONTACT” if this is something you’re working on with your child.

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