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Birla Open Minds Parent Toddler Program

(8 month to 2 Year-olds)

Parent Toddler Program is thoughtfully designed to help kids take their first steps into the world of learning with confidence and comfort. In the beginning, children attend school alongside their parents, creating a safe and familiar environment that helps them adjust to a new setting.

Parent Toddler Programme

The Parent Toddler Programme

The Parent Toddler Programme is a well planned works on the premise of providing the little learners a strong and sure start. This programme is for parents and their tots celebrates the art, the science and most importantly - the joy of parenting. It aims to enrich the parent-child relationship which is often jeopardised by the frenzied rush of modern lifestyle.

  • Strong Early Learning Foundation.
  • Strengthens Parent-Child Bond.
  • Age-Specific Learning Groups.
    • Infant Group: 8 to 14 months.
    • Toddler Group: 14 months to 2 years.
  • Sensorial Activities & Parenting Support.

This programme provides a jump start to the parent-child reciprocal relationship and sensorially stimulating activities lead to increased neural connections. In addition, enhanced parenting skills through specialist workshops and the parent support group provide a beautiful impetus to the children's initial learning.

Parent Toddler Program - Learning Process

Parent-Child Bonding

Building a Strong Parent-Child Connection

Every session begins with warm interactions, songs, and bonding activities that help parents and children feel comfortable together. This creates a secure emotional environment where children can confidently explore and learn.

Parent-Child Bonding
Parent-Child Bonding
Parent-Child Bonding
Parent-Child Bonding
Parent-Child Bonding
Parent-Child Bonding

Sensory Exploration & Discovery

Stimulating Young Minds Through Sensory Play

Children engage in age-appropriate sensory activities involving colors, textures, sounds, and movement. These experiences help strengthen neural connections and support cognitive development during the most important years of brain growth.

Sensory Exploration & Discovery
Sensory Exploration & Discovery
Sensory Exploration & Discovery
Sensory Exploration & Discovery
Sensory Exploration & Discovery
Sensory Exploration & Discovery

Early Communication Development

Encouraging Language & Communication Skills

Through storytelling, rhymes, songs, and interactive conversations, children begin developing listening, speaking, and comprehension skills. Parents learn techniques to support language development at home.

Early Communication Development
Early Communication Development
Early Communication Development
Early Communication Development
Early Communication Development

Fine Motor Skill Activities

Developing Fine Motor Skills

Activities such as stacking, sorting, threading, and grasping help strengthen small muscles in the hands and fingers. These skills prepare children for future writing and self-care tasks.

Fine Motor Skill Activities
Fine Motor Skill Activities
Fine Motor Skill Activities
Fine Motor Skill Activities
Fine Motor Skill Activities
Fine Motor Skill Activities
Fine Motor Skill Activities

Gross Motor Development

Building Strength & Coordination

Children participate in movement-based activities that improve balance, coordination, body awareness, and confidence. These exercises support healthy physical growth and development.

Gross Motor Development
Gross Motor Development
Gross Motor Development
Gross Motor Development

Early Literacy & Numeracy Readiness

Preparing for Future Learning

Play-based learning introduces children to early concepts of numbers, shapes, patterns, sounds, and vocabulary. These experiences lay the foundation for formal schooling in a fun and engaging way.

Early Literacy & Numeracy Readiness
Early Literacy & Numeracy Readiness
Early Literacy & Numeracy Readiness
Early Literacy & Numeracy Readiness

Parent Support & Expert Guidance

Preparing for Future Learning

Play-based learning introduces children to early concepts of numbers, shapes, patterns, sounds, and vocabulary. These experiences lay the foundation for formal schooling in a fun and engaging way.

Parent Support & Expert Guidance
Parent Support & Expert Guidance
Parent Support & Expert Guidance
Parent Support & Expert Guidance

Confident School Readiness

Ready for the Next Learning Journey

By the end of the programme, children develop confidence, curiosity, communication skills, and social readiness, ensuring a smooth transition into preschool and future learning environments.

Confident School Readiness
Confident School Readiness
Confident School Readiness
Confident School Readiness
Confident School Readiness
Confident School Readiness
Confident School Readiness

Programme Highlights

  • Strong Early Learning Foundation
  • Enhanced Parent-Child Relationship
  • Age-Specific Learning Groups (8 Months - 3 Years)
  • Sensory & Cognitive Development Activities
  • Early Literacy & Numeracy Exposure
  • Parenting Workshops & Support Network
  • Smooth Transition to Preschool Learning

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FAQs

What is the Parent Toddler Programme?
The Parent Toddler Programme is an early learning initiative designed for parents and their young children. It focuses on sensory development, communication, motor skills, social interaction, and parent-child bonding through engaging play-based activities.
What is the suitable age for this programme?

The programme is divided into age-specific groups:

  • Infant Group: 8 to 14 months
  • Toddler Group: 14 months to 2 years

This ensures that activities are developmentally appropriate for each child.

Why should parents attend with their child?
Parents play a vital role in a child's early development. Participating together strengthens the parent-child bond, helps parents understand their child's developmental milestones, and creates meaningful learning experiences.

What activities are included in the programme?

Activities may include:

  • Sensory play
  • Music and movement
  • Storytelling and rhymes
  • Fine motor skill activities
  • Gross motor exercises
  • Art and creative exploration
  • Early literacy and numeracy experiences
How does the programme support my child's development?

The programme helps children develop:

  • Communication and language skills
  • Social and emotional confidence
  • Fine and gross motor abilities
  • Cognitive and problem-solving skills
  • Curiosity and creativity
Do children need any prior learning experience?

No. The programme is designed for young learners at the beginning of their developmental journey. No previous learning experience is required.

How long is each session?

Session duration may vary, but most Parent Toddler sessions are structured to match the attention span and developmental needs of infants and toddlers.

What are sensory activities, and why are they important?

Sensory activities engage a child's senses—touch, sight, sound, smell, and movement. These experiences support brain development, improve neural connections, and encourage exploration and learning.

Will parents receive guidance during the programme?

Yes. Parents benefit from expert guidance, parenting workshops, and support groups that provide practical tips on child development and positive parenting practices.

How does this programme prepare children for preschool?

The programme introduces children to structured routines, social interaction, communication, and early learning concepts, helping them transition smoothly into preschool environments.

What should parents bring to the session?

Parents are encouraged to bring essentials for their child, such as water, snacks (if permitted), diapers, wipes, and any comfort items the child may need.

How can I enroll my child in the Parent Toddler Programme?

You can contact the school admissions team, visit the campus, or submit an enquiry form to learn about batch timings, availability, and enrollment procedures.

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