Questions parents ask
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers, including to the questions people are too polite to ask at the front desk.
None of the three. It is a standalone child development centre. Children come here to move, play, explore and build confidence. Behind the play, a professional board quietly monitors physical health, emotional regulation, behaviour, nutrition and developmental readiness using non-invasive, play-led methods.
Programmes run from 2 to 10 years, and growth tracking starts from birth. The intake visit decides which programme fits your child, and there is no obligation to continue afterwards.
Start with an intake and baseline observation. Message us on WhatsApp or request a call back and we will book a time. The board then recommends the right programme — the smallest one that will actually help, not the largest one you would pay for.
No. Children are described by what they need, not by what they are called. A diagnosis is made only by a qualified professional after a proper assessment — never on the play floor. Where a condition has already been identified elsewhere, that information stays in the child’s confidential file and informs the plan; it does not become the child’s identity inside the centre.
No. There is no screen gaming inside the centre at all. Where screen dependency is a concern at home, parents get a step-down plan they can actually enforce, with play alternatives matched to the child.
No, and you should be careful of anyone who does. We promise structure, honest observation, a written plan and measurable reporting. If a child needs more specialised care than we can deliver, the board says so and refers.
Programme fees are published as ranges and confirmed after the intake, because the plan depends on session frequency and what the child actually needs. Any additional support the board recommends is quoted separately and only after assessment — never sold as an upgrade at the front desk.
Milk Vita Road, Dewla, Tangail — beside AL-JUMIRA Hospital. WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach the centre; opening hours are listed at the bottom of every page.
Your question is not here? Send it on WhatsApp. You will get a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
Next step
Start with an intake and a baseline observation
The board then recommends the right programme — and tells you honestly if your child does not need one.
