Our PHILOSOPHY
We Serve Parents and Educators
Parents refers to anyone who cares about children in a personal manner. This includes biological parents, adopted parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, family friends, older siblings or cousins.
Educators refers to anyone who care about children in a professional manner. This includes teachers, psychologists, development experts, sports trainers, and more.
Holistic learning
Child development happens in all dimensions: physical, mental, intellectual, and spiritual.
Attitude of service
We exist to serve you – our community of parents and educators. The act of giving is the core of community and happiness.
Community
It takes a village to raise a child. A community allows people to come together, become a village for their children.
Guided by experts
We are a community of learning. We lean on professional who know about child development as well as parents who live through child development.
INSPIRATION
Testimonials
What Our Community Says
Here’s how Kul Kids is making an impact for parents and educators.
Archana Jayakumar
The time and effort of getting this community together is just incredible. Thank you for giving us this chance to be part of it.
Ryan Reid
Loved your newsletter.
The 3 – 2 – 1 format is really similar James Clear, who writes really great stuff on habit building. Great to see parenting insights that can be digested and implemented.
Jim Smith
I find Kids Cafe extremely useful. Building a community is so important – word of mouth is a powerful medium of getting people involved
Want to partner?
If your organization is about childcare, we’d love to talk with you and explore opportunities to collaborate.
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” – Helen Keller
Latest from Blog
Insights, news, and announcements.
Why Kids Behave They Way They Do
Download the Heart-based-parenting guide Video
A Stranger’s Call(Ages 6-10)
Sharanya Chandrasekhar (mother and author) tells an engaging story about kindness and adventure. It all started with a stranger’s call. Wilder went to investigate and met Percy who just couldn’t remember who he was! Wilder and Percy are instantly launched into…
The Insect Boy(Ages 3-5)
oin Prachi Mehta (mother and educator) tells a thought provoking story about the choices a boy faces when bitten by an insect. Creepy crawlies and winged insects disturb baby Roy. Bitten, stung and harassed, Roy grows up to dislike them.…
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Kul Thoughts is our project to draw insights about childcare from stories around us. In this newsletter we also include key announcements and opportunities for parents and educators.