Childhood Disorders – WHO (World Health Organization) estimates that 10% of children and adolescents experience some nature of mental health concerns out of which half of them originate before 14 years of age. Most of the time it is assumed that children do not feel any stress, or they do not get worried. However, contrary to the popular belief, early negative experiences at home, school, in today’s digital world, bullying, discrimination, exposure to verbal/physical violence, have serious and adverse effects on psychological, emotional, and social well-being of the child. These adverse effects when ignored can sometimes turn into childhood disorders which encompasses neuro-developmental disorders (like Autism Spectrum Disorder – ASD, Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder – ADHD, Learning Disability – LD, Intellectual Disability – ID), emotional disorders (like Major Depressive Disorder – Depression, Anxiety Disorder) and behavioural disorder (like Conduct Disorder). There can be multiple causes for these disorders. The more important aspect is early identification, assessment, and therapeutic intervention.