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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Persistent toe walking can sometimes be linked to underlying neurological or muscular concerns. Noticing the pattern early, and not just dismissing it as a habit, can make a real difference in a child's development and mobility.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, helps families understand what's normal and what needs support, so every child can take confident steps forward.
If your child walks on their toes regularly, don't wait. Get them evaluated by a specialist.
Notice the pattern, not just the habit. 💙
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A child who blinks often, shrugs their shoulders or makes small sounds can leave parents worried. These movements and sounds can sometimes be tics. They may come and go, and often show up more during stress or tiredness.
As a parent, the best first step is to stay calm. Try not to scold or draw attention to the tic, because that can add to a child's stress. Observe patterns, note when it happens, and understand before you react.
If the tics last long, increase, or start affecting your child's daily life, sleep or school, get an expert opinion. A proper evaluation helps you know what is normal and what needs care.
Observe calmly. Understand first. 🌱
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Pediatric Neurologist Spl, Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant, Fortis Hospital
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As parents and caregivers, looking beyond the behaviour can make all the difference. Understanding what's really going on — whether it's anxiety, sleep disruption, or a learning challenge — allows for the right kind of support instead of just correction.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl. and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, specializes in identifying these underlying causes and guiding families toward the right path of care for their child's development and wellbeing.
If your child's behaviour has been puzzling you lately, it might be time to look a little deeper.
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There's a difference between a child simply learning something later and a child losing a skill they had already mastered — whether it's talking, walking, drawing, or playing. This distinction matters. A regression in development is never "just a phase" to wait out; it's a signal worth understanding.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl. and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, reminds parents that early attention to developmental changes can make all the difference in a child's journey ahead.
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Struggling readers aren't always struggling because they're not trying — sometimes there's an underlying reason that pressure and repetition simply can't address. The first step isn't pushing harder. It's finding the reason.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, specialises in identifying what's really behind learning and developmental challenges in children — so families can move from frustration to real answers.
If your child's reading struggles feel bigger than they should, it may be time for the right conversation.
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Some may appear as a sudden blank stare, brief unresponsiveness, or unusual repetitive movements. Knowing the quieter signs matters — early recognition can make all the difference for your child's health.
Dr. Rakesh Jain
Pediatric Neurologist Spl, Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant, Fortis Hospital
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As parents, it's easy to focus only on limiting screen time — but the real question to ask is: what is screen time taking the place of today? Small daily choices, made consistently, build the foundation for healthy development.
Dr. Rakesh Jain, Pediatric Neurologist Spl. and Pediatric Neuro-disability Senior Consultant at Fortis Hospital, shares insights to help parents understand childhood development beyond the screen.
If you have concerns about your child's development, behavior, or neurological health, don't hesitate to consult a specialist.
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Grateful and humbled to have been invited as faculty for this dedicated Epilepsy program.
It was truly a big academic feast — rich discussions, evolving perspectives on epilepsy management, and the kind of collaborative learning that only happens when you're surrounded by esteemed international and national faculty. Moments like these are a powerful reminder of how much we grow as clinicians when we come together to exchange knowledge, challenge our own understanding, and push the boundaries of patient care.
Thank you to the organizers for this opportunity, and to my fellow faculty members for such an enriching exchange of ideas.
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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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