Tiny Bubbles Child Development Centre Completes 500+ Therapy Sessions Within Six Months of Launch in Pune

In a country where awareness around child development and behavioural health is still growing, Tiny Bubbles Child Development Centre is quietly creating a strong impact for children with special needs and their families. Founded in 2025, the Pune based centre has already completed more than 500 therapy sessions within its first six months while helping over 10 children successfully complete and get discharged from therapy programs.

The centre is led by Dr. Sumitpal Bhatti along with Mr. Archit Bhatti and Dr. Stuti Kumar. Together, they established the centre with the vision of bridging the gap between medical treatment and long term rehabilitation support for children. With nearly a decade of experience working with reputed hospitals in Pune, Dr. Stuti Kumar recognised the urgent need for a child focused rehabilitation space that combines therapy, emotional support, and family involvement under one roof.

One of the major milestones recently celebrated at the centre was the Cochlear NEXA implant switch on, marking an emotional and important step for a child and family beginning their hearing rehabilitation journey. Experiences like these continue to strengthen the centre’s mission of offering holistic and compassionate care.

Tiny Bubbles CDC has built its foundation around a multidisciplinary approach. The team includes psychologists, audiologists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, hearing impairment therapists, and special educators who work together to support every child according to their unique developmental needs. The centre has also been designed to make therapy more comfortable and engaging for children through child friendly furniture, a dedicated play room, and a sensory garden that creates a calming therapeutic environment.

Behaviour Therapy remains one of the key focus areas at the centre. Children dealing with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, learning disabilities, developmental delays, emotional challenges, and behavioural concerns are provided structured intervention programs that focus on communication, emotional regulation, social interaction, and independence. The therapy model also involves parents closely so that positive behavioural practices can continue consistently at home.

According to the team at Tiny Bubbles CDC, many parents in India still struggle with delayed diagnosis and social stigma surrounding developmental conditions. The centre aims to create awareness among families that early intervention and professional support can significantly improve a child’s quality of life and long term growth.

The centre’s rapid growth, five star parent reviews, and successful therapy outcomes within such a short period reflect the increasing demand for specialised child development services in India. More importantly, it highlights the growing willingness among parents to seek timely intervention and holistic rehabilitation for their children.

As inclusive education and developmental awareness continue to grow across the country, Tiny Bubbles Child Development Centre hopes to become a trusted support system for families navigating their child’s developmental journey with care, expertise, and compassion.