Megha supports parents and young children (ages 0–7) during the most formative years of emotional and psychological development.

 

Her work focuses on building secure attachment, strengthening emotional regulation, and nurturing early confidence in children. She works closely with concerns such as separation anxiety, emotional outbursts, overstimulation, sleep or school transitions, and behavioural challenges.

 

Recognising that children’s behaviour is often a reflection of deeper emotional and developmental needs. With experience in Waldorf early childhood and kindergarten environments,

 

Megha’s approach is rooted in developmental psychology, sensory awareness, and holistic child development. She thoughtfully integrates anthroposophical insights with practical, contemporary parenting strategies suited to modern family life.

 

Megha offers a warm, non-judgmental, and reflective space where parents can move from reaction to understanding and from correction to connection strengthening the parent–child relationship through calm, compassionate, and developmentally informed guidance.