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The Magic of Music and Movement

Children’s brains grow at their fastest rate in the first three years of their life. Sensory learning experiences during this time such as musical activities can enrich these years. Music

Klay Editorial
21/02/20

How Gratitude Fosters Health and Happiness in Kids

What is Gratitude? Gratitude is the quality of being thankful or in other words, the readiness to show appreciation for and to return kindness. It is vital to learn the

Klay Editorial
10/02/20

Wishes to everyone for a joyful 2020 by Priya Krishnan

Dear Parents, As we enter a new decade, I wish each one of you and your families a very Happy New Year. I hope this year and this decade brings

Klay Editorial
09/01/20

KLAY – A Second Home to Little Ones!

Well! One of the most treasured phases of life is undoubtedly the initial phases of one’s motherhood😊 – the pampered mom, the adored and adorable baby, the growing bonding within

Klay Editorial
07/01/20

The KLAY preschool curriculum- Preparing your child for tomorrow’s world

Change is accelerating and it is happening at a pace like never before. And it is only natural that we take a look at how we are enabling the next

Klay Editorial
13/12/19

Top 14 Positive Parenting Tips Every Parent Should Follow

What every parent should know? Parenting is indeed a beautiful experience, a journey that includes a lot of joyous moments, mixed with some challenges as well. However, at the end

Klay Editorial
06/12/19

Parenting Tips for Child Care

Every parent has Klay a dream of ensuring their child does well in life. Right from your baby’s first step and first day at school to graduation and adulthood, being

Klay Editorial
30/10/19

Panel Discussion: Together, Apart – Uniting Efforts for Children in the New World Order

With children out of school, physical distancing as the new norm, and children’s rights under threat, the new world order has “turned back the clock” on years of progress made on children’s well-being. However, it’s not all bad. As a human race, we’ve been built to adapt: we’ve seen a tipping point in technology-enabled education and the promise of a new education policy in our country.

What can we, as influencers of change in the education space, do to create a better tomorrow for children? Join us for a panel discussion where we can come together to unite our efforts to secure the future of the nex-gen and create a better tomorrow for children.