We have meticulously crafted programs tailored to suit your child's specific age group.

Age 15 months - 18 months

"The program is meant to support young mothers and fathers. We believe that in this buzzing day to day life it is sometimes difficult for some parents (working) to ensure a child’s holistic social, emotional, and physical growth. We provide a home that is away from home, we ensure the comprehensive development of the child’s physical development. Strawberry kidz focuses on the key needs of child like safety, health, and development. Two hours are more than sufficient for a baby to learn and explore numerous new things around them which will eventually help them in learning things much earlier. The program focuses on making the child habitual of an environment other than home."

Pre School Beginners

Age 18 months - 2.3 years

"Your child takes pleasure in repetition and project work. Encourage them to explore new themes and express their favorite ideas using various materials. From the womb, babies begin to learn. Very young children may struggle to follow adult instructions, have limited attention spans, and lack the ability to carry themselves. To support these aspects of toddlerhood, our program encourages children to actively engage with their environment, fostering interactive exploration and self-directed learning. This approach aims to cultivate a sense of self and independence in each child."

Larger goal of the course: Development of linguistic and communication skills of the child.

Toddler Program

Age 2.3 years - 3 years

"Your child is exploring their creative identity and experimenting with various mediums. Provide them access to a diverse library of artistic tools. Children use their five senses to gather information from their learning environment, processing it to shape their unique perception of the world. Research demonstrates that children's brains are visually wired, highlighting the importance of utilizing visual representations and pictures to enhance cognitive development. Our program is designed based on these principles, emphasizing not only cognitive development but also the enhancement of gross motor skills."

Larger goal of the course: Development of cognitive and gross motor skills of the child.

Babysitting Program

Age 3 - 4 years

Nursery

"This program lays the foundation for formal schooling by emphasizing essential skills such as grasping a pencil, learning phonetics in both Hindi (स्वर और व्यंजन) and English, and developing pre-mathematical skills and numerical understanding. Our approach focuses on building confidence through hands-on activities and experiential learning. Children actively engage in small group activities or pairs, fostering social and emotional development."

Larger goal of the course: holistically enhance the child's cognitive, linguistic, socio-emotional, and fine motor skills.

Age 4 - 5 Years

Kindergarten

"Up until now, children have acquired a plethora of skills from previous programs, fostering significant confidence and independence. In this program, they will further boost their confidence through phonetics, enhancing word formation and communication skills. Independent thinking is nurtured, and children's subjective thoughts are valued. Additionally, the course encourages stage exposure, group discussions, and public speaking.

The overarching goal of the program is to develop the child's cognitive, linguistic, socio-emotional, public speaking, and fine motor skills."

#Special Note: In addition to our comprehensive programs, we offer daycare facilities for everyone, regardless of enrollment. Our daycare is a comforting home away from home. Children below 10 years of age can be dropped off at our center for a specified time frame every day, except Sundays, from 9 A.M to 4 P.M. We recognize the challenges faced by parents, especially those who are working. Rest assured, we prioritize the safety and well-being of your children in your absence.

"Nurturing Young Minds, Building Bright Futures: The Foundation for Academic Success Begins Here." 🌱

Principle 1: Language development

Language development is a critical part of your child’s overall development. It supports your child’s ability to communicate, and express and understand feelings. It also supports thinking and problem-solving, and developing and maintaining relationships .Learning to understand, use and enjoy language is the critical first step in literacy, and the basis for learning to read and write.

Principle 2: Physical Development

"Physical Development During the Preschool Years: A gradual progression is observed in children's height, weight, and muscle tone, influencing their outward personality. In addition to promoting a nutritious diet, stakeholders are encouraged to foster both indoor and outdoor sports activities and play to support optimal physical growth and well-being."

Principle 3: Cognitive Development

"The early childhood, encompassing the initial six years of a child's life, emerges as a pivotal and transformative period crucial for physical, mental, and behavioral growth and development. It marks a phase wherein a child can either flourish positively or face potential setbacks due to negative environmental influences. This underscores the importance for educators to facilitate, rather than restrict, young children from exploring their world. While vigilant monitoring is essential, providing opportunities for children to develop their thinking skills through engaging activities is equally paramount."

Academics

Principle 4: Motor Skills development

"Motor Development: Emphasizing both gross and fine motor skills, particularly through hand-eye coordination, is crucial for young learners. These skills not only lay the foundation for writing proficiency in later stages but also contribute to enjoyable activities like coloring and cutting, which further enhance these abilities. Motor development stands as a key determinant of cognitive skill development in children."

Principle 5: Numeracy Skill development

"Mathematics is omnipresent in our surroundings, and children naturally absorb early numeracy concepts, including number recognition, without the need for abstraction. However, as children progress, mathematics can become a perceived taboo or burden if the foundational understanding is not robust. In other words, stakeholders play a crucial role in establishing a solid base for students by emphasizing pre-numeracy concepts."