Mydvija Care
₹6,999
The earlier we start, the better they learn, retain, and carry it through life.
The First Classroom Is Home
The first three years quietly shape a lifetime of learning, and Early Gurukul brings ancient Indian wisdom together with modern child development to make the most of them. Over 10 live sessions, you’ll get 120+ playful home activities that build memory, focus, and emotional balance—no expensive toys needed. It also weaves in Indian traditions and stories, helping your child feel rooted and connected from an early age. Guided by Shrreya, a certified child play therapist, this program gives parents practical, guilt-free tools while giving little ones (8 months to 3 years) a joyful, well-rounded start. You can join from anywhere in the world and be part of the Early Gurukul journey from the comfort of your home.
| Module | Topic | Focus | What You Learn | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Holistic Child Development | Understanding all ten development areas | All ten development areas explained simply — physical, emotional, social, spiritual, sensory, cognitive, language, creativity — with insight suited to each age. | |
| 2 | Home Play System | 100+ home play ideas, 200+ variations | Over 100 home play ideas, with 200-plus variations, using things you already have at home, all mapped to developmental milestones. | |
| 3 | Emotional Developme | Confidence, calmness & secure attachment | Building confidence, calmness, and connection; handling tantrums gently; fostering secure attachment along the way. | |
| 4 | Brain Development | Memory, focus & sensory play | Activities for memory, focus, and retention; sensory play that supports neural development; language stimulation built into everyday moments. | |
| 5 | Parenting Framework with Shrreya | Guilt-free, positive parenting | Guilt-free, positive parenting principles; stepping away from comparison culture; building daily routines that actually stick. | |
| 6 | Culture & Sanskar | Stories, traditions & cultural identity | Introducing stories, traditions, and rituals in age-appropriate ways; building a real sense of cultural identity early on. | |