Medical boundary
Information and navigation, not diagnosis.
Caira provides general educational information to help families prepare questions and understand possible next steps.
Not medical advice
A webpage cannot assess an individual child.
Caira's content is not a diagnosis, treatment plan, prescription, clinical screening, or substitute for an examination by a qualified professional.
Development varies between children. A checklist or example should never be used alone to label a child or rule out a concern.
When concerned
Share specific observations with a qualified professional.
- Describe what you noticed, when it began, and where it happens.
- Mention any skill the child previously had but no longer uses.
- Ask whether hearing, vision, development, communication, or another area should be assessed.
- Ask what follow-up is needed and when.
Urgent situations
Do not wait for website guidance.
If a child may be in immediate danger, has a medical emergency, or needs urgent protection, contact the appropriate local emergency or child-protection service immediately. Child Helpline 1098 supports child-protection concerns in Bangladesh but is not an emergency medical service.
Sources and review
Check the label on each guide.
A source-reviewed label means the page was checked against named authoritative sources. Only a page showing a qualified reviewer's name, role, and date should be considered clinically reviewed.