Kushagra

Human beings are considered to be the most intelligent of all creations in universe. Reason being the cerebral powerhouse called BRAIN; an extremely complex, resourceful and distinct organ that helps him think, explore, analyze, innovate, plan and create. An individual is spelt as ordinary or extraordinary on the basis of sharpness of his brain. Sharper the brain, faster is the learning and when t

he learning is fast, the whole process of attaining knowledge becomes enjoyable. In the words of Swami Vivekananda, “every child is born with inbuilt /inherent qualities, we only need to provide an environment in which he can blossom at the fullest and enjoy the journey of learning. A sapling, till it grows into a plant, is to be given extra care and concern. Environment in which the child grows, time he spends with parents, the activities performed and the exposure he should get during these 6 years defines the sort of personality in which he is going to transform. Research shows that wiring of human brain begins in mother’s womb and is 90% complete by the age of 6. Thus, the period of 1 to 72 months can be said to be the most crucial period in development of child’s personality. An incidence strongly establishes how critical these 6 years are. Once a young mother approached Aristotle, “When should I begin training of my child? Aristotle asked, “How old is your child?” She replied that the child was 5 years old. At that moment Aristotle cried out . . . “Hurry home, you are already 5 years late. But its an irony that most of the parents don’t realize the significance of this time and have no awareness about their role as Mentors. They know that quality time should be spent with their children but are often clueless as to what must be done in this time. Mukul Learning System LLP; a Group of educationists, social workers and technocrats, have understood the importance and potential of human brain development in early age of children. After a research of 12 years it has come up with a unique solution in form of numerous activities which are based on exposure to 5 senses, 5 elements and are to be performed by children along with parents in the beautiful confines of their homes. KUSHAGRA @ home learning system
Comprehensive, scientifically designed program for first 72 months of child, with objective of empowering parents to inculcate sharpness as inbuilt quality of their children. This comprises of more than 1000 activities in form of 36 Kuhagra bi-monthly boxes which will reach at your doorstep, once you place order online from website www.kushagrabox.com. Each kushagra bi-monthly box is unique in itself and consists of material /stuff to do around 30 plus activities with you child.

13/01/2025

20/07/2024

During the early years of a child's life, they are incredibly fast learners. In fact, their brain wiring fires up around 700 million neurons per second. This highlights the critical nature of the first five years in a child's brain development.
Once this period is gone, the opportunity is lost. It is not just the child who misses out, but parents as well, as they lose the chance to experience the joy of playing with their child and forming a strong psychological and emotional bond. This bond allows parents to become friends, philosophers, and guides to their child.
Now, let's explore the difference between a biological mother (Janani) and a guru mother (Maa or Mata).
The journey of motherhood begins psychologically when a woman desires to become a mother. Biologically, it starts when she conceives a child. Once a woman delivers a baby, she becomes a biological mother. However, to become a Maa or Mata, a mother must dedicate herself to honing her child's qualities (Guns) and instilling values (Sanskars), in addition to taking care of their food, clothing, and hygiene.
Early child education is akin to the foundation of a house. A well-planned foundation ensures the sustainability and robustness of the building. Similarly, during the first five years of a child's life, the foundation for learning and the inculcation of social values is laid. What can young parents do to make the most of this crucial period?
1.Develop a keen understanding of the child's development process during the early years.
2.Dedicate at least one hour per day to spending quality time with their child, free from distractions like cell phones.
If a child is exposed to a variety of planned experiences from birth, it can work wonders for their learning capabilities. Providing repetitive and diverse experiences through the five senses and introducing them to the five elements can greatly contribute to their development.