Parent Child Program
Holding Hands
Holding hands is a unique and specialized Parent-Child Program. It helps parents and their children to explore together an alternate safe and secure environment beyond their home. The program acts as a transition bridge between home and school and the aim is to help children become independent, overcome separation anxiety and settle down in school. The focus is on social, emotional, physical and language skills development. The program also provides an opportunity for parents to connect with other parents who have children of the same age group. They get to share ideas and solve issues on parenting through meaningful discussions
Program Levels
A parent-child program that builds confidence through guided togetherness.
Level 1
Ages 6 months – 12 months | 60 minutes, twice a weekA gentle parent-child programme designed to introduce infants to a safe, nurturing environment beyond home. Parents and children explore together, strengthening bonding while supporting early social, sensory, physical, and language development. This level focuses on easing separation anxiety and building comfort with structured routines through guided activities and tactile exploration.
Level 2
Ages 12 months – 18 months | 60 minutes, twice a weekA structured transition programme that helps toddlers move confidently from home to school. With active parent participation, children develop independence, emotional security, communication skills, and peer interaction. The programme supports school readiness through routine-building, guided play, and early learning experiences in a secure and stimulating environment.
Independence & Confidence
Develop independence by exploring and engaging in activities within a safe, supervised environment.
Emotional Security
Gradual separation helps children overcome anxiety and feel confident away from primary caregivers.
School Readiness
Build essential social, emotional, and routine-based skills for a smooth transition into formal schooling.
Parent Community
Connect with other parents of children in the same age group and build a supportive network.
Shared Learning
Exchange parenting ideas, experiences, and practical insights through guided interactions.
Parenting Support
Participate in meaningful discussions around common parenting challenges with professional guidance.