Three-year-old Vihaan sits on the floor, flipping through a picture book on space. His mother, Ananya, watches from the couch, half proud, half anxious.
“He can name all the planets,” she says softly, “but he hardly talks to anyone. When other kids chatter nonstop, he listens. I’m worried, is that normal?”
It’s a familiar concern for many parents — the quiet child who speaks less, avoids playgroups, and seems lost in their own little world. But silence doesn’t always mean something is wrong. Sometimes, it means something profound is taking shape.
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