About Us
What is Calm Kids?
A digital platform that consists of content, tools and resources that can enable parents to engage with their children to help them build healthy mental habits from the very start.
What age groups do we cover?
Calm Kids has resources for toddlers as young as 3 years of age to teenagers upto 16 years.
Our mission and key principles
We, at Calm Kids believe that building healthy mental habits early on is essential for happy, productive adults. For too long the approach to mental health has been reactive - waiting for signs of anxiety, stress and depression to appear in young teenagers etc. and then creating programs and tools to handle them. With Calm Kids, we lay the foundation for healthy mental habits early on. We believe that when it comes to the future of the world - this is the next frontier.
We are based on the principles of SEL or Social-Economic Learning. Backed by years of expertise from SEL educators and mothers, Calm Kids has a hands-on, play-based approach to mental health.
Our goal is to take SEL outside the classroom and into homes. Brick by brick, we want to create mentally strong, secure and responsible adults and it all begins at home. Our resources are for parents who want to help their kids regulate their emotions better, have a more integrated, tolerant approach towards the world at large and a self-awareness that enables them to be happier and more productive adults.
At Calm Kids, we prioritise effort over results, self-reflection over blindly following the herd and creativity over a one-size fits all kind of thinking. We want to equip our children for a future that will be driven by innovation and perseverance.
About the Founder
Natasha Puri is a mother to two boys and a content marketer. She is a journalism graduate from Lady Shri Ram College and her love for children’s content goes back to her third year dissertation, which was on “Children and Media”.
In her decade-long career, she has worked across various industries including SaaS, travel and book publishing. She has a deep interest in developing social-emotional skills in children and helping children as young as 3 years build healthy mental habits through play and storytelling.
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