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Child Observation at Home & School

  • Writer: Soumya Janardhan
    Soumya Janardhan
  • Sep 4
  • 2 min read

Child Observation at Home & School – Nurturing Growth Through Awareness


At Savistara, we believe that every child is unique, with their own pace of learning, expression, and growth. To truly support children in their journey, one of the most valuable tools for parents and educators is regular observation.


Why Observation Matters

Observation is more than just “watching” a child. It is about paying attention to their behavior, interests, and interactions to understand their needs and developmental progress. When children are observed regularly, both at home and in school, we gain:


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  • Insight into their learning style – Some children learn by listening, others by doing or observing.

  • Understanding emotional needs – Observations help identify when a child feels secure, anxious, or needs comfort.

  • Awareness of social skills – Watching how children play and interact shows how they build friendships and resolve conflicts.

  • Early identification of challenges – Developmental delays, behavioral concerns, or learning difficulties can be noticed early and addressed with care.

✨ Every child grows beautifully when we take the time to notice, listen, and understand.

Observation at Home

Parents have the advantage of seeing children in their most natural space. Simple activities like noticing how a child solves a puzzle, shares toys with siblings, or reacts to daily routines can reveal a lot about their personality and growth.


Observation at School

Teachers observe children in group settings, where their social, cognitive, and communication skills come to light. Classrooms and playgrounds often reveal how a child adapts to rules, expresses creativity, and collaborates with peers.


How Observation Helps Children

When observations from home and school are shared, it creates a holistic picture of the child’s development. This collaboration helps in:

  • Encouraging strengths and talents

  • Supporting areas of difficulty with patience

  • Designing learning experiences that match their needs

  • Building stronger parent-teacher partnerships


At Savistara

We encourage parents and teachers to see observation as a continuous process of understanding, not judgment. By doing so, we create nurturing environments where children feel seen, valued, and supported in becoming the best version of themselves.


Soumya Janardhan,

Founder, Savistara A Gurukul, Bangalore



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