Dr Rakesh Jain is a British-trained Paediatrician with special interest in Paediatric Neurologist and Neuro-disability, who has come back home having more than 10 years of experience in the UK. Having done his MBBS and post-graduation in Paediatrics, he had gone to the UK for higher studies in 2002.
He has done MRCPCH and FRCPCH from the Royal College of Paediatrics & Child Health, London. Having finished his 5 years of training at Oxford University, he received his CCT, Certificate of Completed Training (British Board Certification).
His last assignment was with Oxford University Hospital, Oxford where he was working as Consultant.
His work and experience in the field of Paediatric Neurology could be acknowledged by various publications in national & international journals. He has been instrumental in starting Paediatric Epilepsy Training courses in India in collaboration with British Paediatric Neurologist Association, UK. He regularly participates in Conferences and CMEs.
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These everyday moments — feeding, bathing, dressing, play — aren't just routines. They're rich opportunities for your child to hear language in context, again and again. Talk. Listen. Respond. Repeat. It's a simple rhythm, but it lays the foundation for how your baby understands and eventually uses language.
You don't need flashcards or special sessions. You just need to keep talking — because your baby is always listening.
Guided by Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, the Child Neurology Center is here to support your child's developmental journey every step of the way.
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As parents, our instinct is often to fill every gap — but sometimes doing nothing is where the best ideas begin. Let their imagination take the lead.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, reminds us that healthy development isn't just about structured learning — unstructured play matters just as much for a growing mind.
Give your child the space to imagine today.
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At Child Neurology Center, we believe every child's growth story is written not just in milestones, but in moments of everyday play. Under the expert guidance of Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl. and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, we help parents understand how movement, curiosity, and hands-on exploration shape a child's developing mind.
So the next time your little one reaches for their favourite toy, remember — they're not just playing, they're learning by doing. Let play do the teaching, and let us guide the journey.
📞 Consult Dr. Rakesh Jain for expert pediatric neurology care.
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Running, jumping, climbing, and playing aren't just physical activities — movement is brain food too. Every splash, every leap is an opportunity for children to explore what their bodies can do, and in doing so, build the neural pathways that shape how they think and grow.
Dr. Rakesh Jain
Pediatric Neurologist Spl.
Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant, Fortis Hospital
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The brain doesn't wait for adulthood to begin its most important work — and neither should we. This Sunday, WNS-V: World Neurosciences Summit 2026 brings together some of the finest minds in pediatric neurology for a dedicated Pediatric Neurology Symposium, part of the larger theme "Man, Machine & Intelligence."
From recognising red flags in metabolic and neurodegenerative conditions, to autism care, epilepsy surgery, functional neurological disorders, paediatric headache, and neuromuscular disease — this symposium is built for every paediatrician who wants to catch what matters, early.
📅 Sunday, 23 August 2026 | 09:30–13:00 Hrs
📍 Hotel Andaz by Hyatt, Delhi
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A few uninterrupted minutes can mean more to your child than hours spent in the same room, distracted.
Children learn best through real interaction — eye contact, conversation, shared play — not through being physically present but mentally elsewhere.
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Young children are still learning how to manage big emotions, and sometimes the behaviour comes before the words. That meltdown over crayons or an unfinished drawing may simply be a child's way of saying "I wanted to..." — without yet having the words to say it.
Understanding before correcting can make all the difference in how a child learns to express themselves and feel heard.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, helps parents navigate these moments with patience, insight, and expert guidance.
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Developmental milestones help us understand how a child is growing — from that first word, to stacking blocks, to taking those first wobbly steps, to imaginative pretend play. Each one offers a window into a child's development and, when needed, a gentle signal that a closer look may be helpful.
They aren't a scoreboard to compare against — they're guideposts meant to help us observe, understand, and support every child's unique journey.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, is here to help you navigate every step of that journey with care and expertise.
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Repetition isn't your child stalling bedtime — it's how they learn. Hearing the same words, patterns, and sequences again and again helps children build familiarity with language, strengthen memory, and make sense of the world one story at a time.
Dr. Rakesh Jain
Pediatric Neurologist Spl, Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant, Fortis Hospital
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Everyday tasks like cooking, sorting laundry, watering plants, and helping at home give children real chances to practise real-world skills, build confidence, and develop independence in ways textbooks never can. These small moments of responsibility shape a child's growth just as much as academics do.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, encourages parents to let everyday life be their child's classroom too. Because growth happens everywhere — not just at a desk.
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