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Kodate parenting won the grand challenge by and STEP Startups

Amongst 100s of mental wellness app - why kodate ?

Let me take you 3 years back when we started this journey to make parenting more relevant and meaningful.

The pre pandemic time had 1 in 6 children under the age of 10 suffering from mental health issues. Which worsened to 1 in 5 post pandemic.
We were astonished to see that with a little bit of right guidance to parents - we were able to bring back 24% of at risk children to well managed category. 😢
So- why are more people not doing that ?
Simple - lack of awareness, 🤷‍♂️ caught between old and new methods of parenting 🤔and lastly - lack of time. ⏳

With kodate parenting app - we ensured those issues don’t happen and showed positive change in parents.
Schools love us
Corporates want us talking to parents in their org.
Why?
Simple… kodate is not giving empty advice. It is a very carefully crafted customised solution that is ensures privacy of parents….

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🌱 Attention all parents, educators, and counsellors who guide our young ones! Join us for an enlightening workshop on Mental and Emotional Wellness in Schools, where we'll explore nurturing strategies to support our children's growth. 🧠💖 Unite with us on Dec 23rd to become a beacon of positivity in their lives.

‘Tick-Tock, Block Your Clock: A Teacher’s New Best Friend’

Hey Fab Educators! 🍎

Ever feel like grading papers is a black hole that sucks away your weekend? Or planning lessons morphs from a quick task to a day-long saga? Enter Time-Boxing, your new superhero against the time-vortex!

Time-Boxing is a nifty trick where you allocate fixed time slots to tasks, say, grading or lesson planning. Here’s how you do it:

1. Identify Tasks: List down the tasks you need to tackle. (We know the list is long, but hey, every superhero needs a mission!)
2. Allocate Time: Assign a specific time slot to each task, like 1 hour for grading, 30 minutes for lesson planning, etc.
3. Set a Timer: Just like a cooking show, set the timer, and when it rings, it’s hands off the task!
4. Evaluate and Adjust: At the end of your time-box, evaluate what you’ve accomplished and adjust your next time slot accordingly.

Benefits? You’ll stay focused, keep procrastination at bay, and bid adieu to the endless hours of work that haunt your evenings. It’s like giving each task a tiny house, instead of letting them sprawl all over your time landscape!

So, sharpen those pencils, set those timers, and reclaim your time. Remember, even superheroes need a breather (and a laugh)! Now, go conquer your day with the magic of Time-Boxing! 🕰️🥊

P.S. Share your Time-Boxing triumphs and tribulations here, let’s grow together, one tick-tock at a time!

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There are so many preschools these days and many parents ask me how to select the right one for their kids. Since it’s most often asked question - I created a video answering that with a 10 point checklist.
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