Nikita Dalmia's Contact Details

Nikita Dalmia's Company Details

HAPPYDNA

, West Bengal, India • 11 - 50 Employees
Health, Wellness and Fitness

Acknowledging the unique challenges faced by a millennial parent, HAPPYDNA was conceived, in 2016, with the intent of not just making the journey of parenting fulfilling for the parents, but also help them do more for their child. We bring authenticated solutions to everyday parenting concerns at the doorstep of the parent and be that proverbial confidant to whom a parent can confidently turn to each time she has a worry.Some facts to consider:• Almost 14% children can not reach development milestones, and this percentage is its increasing every year.• 58% Indian parents say there is too much information on parenting and that does not necessarily help them.So where do we come in?We support parents by providing them with complete assistance through our proprietary PARC model, keeping in mind the age bracket and life events that a child goes through. This model engages parents in an omni-channel care method that includes –• An interactive, activity-based parenting app that has relevant blogs, tips, videos, expert inputs and more to help parents achieve development milestones for their child.• Preschools-based preventive curriculum, to bring complete care for your child. This includes sessions conducted by renowned industry experts on parent education, child development, child nutrition etc.HAPPYDNA offers structured Early Development Program (EDP), Parent Education Program (PEP) and Student Engagement Program (SEP) developed by industry experts such as Paediatricians, Child Psychologist, Parenting Coach and Child Nutrition Experts to bring holistic solutions in an activity-based environment. Our preventive childcare curriculum is based on WHO guidelines and is developed by childcare experts and doctors with cumulative experience of 250+ years.With a team of IIT/IIM graduates at the helm of management, HAPPYDNA has a vision to ensure complete development for your child, focusing on early growth stages up to 6 years.