avnikyara

avnikyara Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from avnikyara, Digital creator, Delhi.

� Capturing beautiful moments with my daughters. 11 years and 10 Months.
� Sharing my Baby led weaning journey, parenting tips and experience to help new moms.
� Healthy Baby Recipes.

“मछली जल की रानी है 🐟💦💛 A rhyme we grew up with… now passing it on to our little ones 🐠 Simple rhymes build language, rh...
12/01/2026

“मछली जल की रानी है 🐟💦
💛 A rhyme we grew up with… now passing it on to our little ones

🐠 Simple rhymes build language, rhythm and love for nature — one verse at a time.”

📌 COMMENT the name of the rhyme you want to see next on my page 👇

📥 SAVE for daily rhyme time.
SHARE 📲with a parent who loves desi rhymes.

[Hindi rhymes, kids learning, toddler activities, early education, language development, play based learning]

Presence. Purpose. Alignment.That’s the energy this year. HAPPY NEW YEAR - 2026 to everyone. Presence, purpose, a...
31/12/2025

Presence. Purpose. Alignment.
That’s the energy this year.
HAPPY NEW YEAR - 2026 to everyone.


Presence, purpose, alignment, health, learning, emotional safety, growth, calm, intention, consistency, care.

Song — Baby Shark🦈 Baby Shark Learning Activity (2–4 years)🐟What to do 🪼 Sing Baby Shark once with actions 🪼 After each ...
26/12/2025

Song — Baby Shark🦈

Baby Shark Learning Activity (2–4 years)

🐟What to do
🪼 Sing Baby Shark once with actions
🪼 After each character, pause the song and ask:
🪼 “Who came?”
🪼 “Is it big or small?”
🪼 Show picture cards or finger puppets for each shark

🐟 Extend the learning —

🖐️ Size concept: Baby = small hands, Daddy = big hands
👨‍👩‍👧 Family awareness: Name family members
🎵 Listening skills: Wait for your turn before actions
🧠 Memory: Recall who comes next

🐠 Montessori-friendly tip —

🪼 Sing slowly, without screens
🪼 Let the child lead the actions

📌 Use Baby Shark for movement + engagement, then switch to classic rhymes for language depth.

❤️Follow for more on kids fun learning.



[rhymes, poem, nursery rhyme, toddlers , kids, homeschooling, learning, fun learning, kids who sing]

🎶 Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way! 🎄✨Bring the festive cheer alive with this classic rhyme! Perfect for t...
24/12/2025

🎶 Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way! 🎄✨

Bring the festive cheer alive with this classic rhyme! Perfect for toddlers to sing, dance, and enjoy the holiday magic. 🛷

🎅 Christmas is all about joy, family, and creating magical memories for our little ones.

📲 Share this poem with family and friends if you want to sprinkle some fun on Christmas 🎅

🎄 Here are 5 fun ways kids can celebrate Christmas —

1️⃣ Decorate the Christmas Tree – Let them hang ornaments and add their own creative touch! 🎄✨
2️⃣ Bake Christmas Treats – Cookies, cupcakes, or gingerbread houses—they’ll love mixing and decorating! 🍪👩‍🍳
3️⃣ Make Handmade Cards – Encourage them to design cards for friends and family. 🖍️💌
4️⃣ Sing Christmas Carols – Gather the family for a festive sing-along! 🎤🎶
5️⃣ Organize a Toy Donation – Teach the joy of giving by donating toys to those in need. 🎁🤗

Let’s fill their hearts with Christmas magic! 🌟

Save this for your next rhyme time and make learning fun and memorable.

❤️ Follow for more fun rhymes, activities, and early learning ideas! 💡

Critical thinking and early logic ( age 4-6 year olds ) 📲 Share with anyone raising curious little humans! 🚀 Little mind...
17/12/2025

Critical thinking and early logic ( age 4-6 year olds )

📲 Share with anyone raising curious little humans!

🚀 Little minds think big when play leads the way.
Predict, test, observe, and reason — simple play moments that build critical thinking and early logic in 4–6 year olds.
Because learning isn’t about answers, it’s about thinking.

🦋 Benefits —

1️⃣ Builds prediction and reasoning skills
2️⃣ Strengthens problem-solving ability
3️⃣ Improves logical thinking and sequencing
4️⃣ Encourages curiosity and questioning
5️⃣ Develops observation and focus
6️⃣ Boosts confidence in decision-making
7️⃣ Supports early STEM understanding

📌 Comment “Weekly Plan” and I’ll share a 1-week play-based plan for critical thinking & early logic (4–6 years).

💚 Follow if you — want play-based learning, believe in early brain-building, love saveable, practical ideas.

📥 Save this for your next playtime

[critical thinking for kids, early logic skills, play based learning, thinking skills for children, sink or float activity, problem solving activities for kids, STEM activities for kids, hands on learning, cognitive development activities, learning through play]

Critical thinking and early logic ( age 4-6 year olds ) 📲 Share with anyone raising curious little humans! 🚀 Little mind...
17/12/2025

Critical thinking and early logic ( age 4-6 year olds )

📲 Share with anyone raising curious little humans!

🚀 Little minds think big when play leads the way.
Predict, test, observe, and reason — simple play moments that build critical thinking and early logic in 4–6 year olds.
Because learning isn’t about answers, it’s about thinking.

🦋 Benefits —

1️⃣ Builds prediction and reasoning skills
2️⃣ Strengthens problem-solving ability
3️⃣ Improves logical thinking and sequencing
4️⃣ Encourages curiosity and questioning
5️⃣ Develops observation and focus
6️⃣ Boosts confidence in decision-making
7️⃣ Supports early STEM understanding

📌 Comment “Weekly Plan” and I’ll share a 1-week play-based plan for critical thinking & early logic (4–6 years).

🦋 Read the CAPTION to know exactly how it helps your child.

💚 Follow if you — want play-based learning, believe in early brain-building, love saveable, practical ideas.

📥 Save this for your next playtime

[critical thinking for kids, early logic skills, play based learning, thinking skills for children, sink or float activity, problem solving activities for kids, STEM activities for kids, hands on learning, cognitive development activities, learning through play]

🚌 Wheels on the bus — Rhyme 📲 Share with parents who love turning rhymes into real learning.🚌 Origin of the rhyme — (sli...
13/12/2025

🚌 Wheels on the bus — Rhyme

📲 Share with parents who love turning rhymes into real learning.

🚌 Origin of the rhyme — (slide -1)

“The Wheels on the Bus” is an American folk song written by Verna Hills (1898–1990) of Boston, Massachusetts. The earliest known publishing appeared in the December 1937 issue of American Childhood, originally titled “The Bus”, with each verse ending in lines relevant to that verse.

🚌 Modern version — (slide-2)

Modern versions of the song change the lyrics in the seventh verse to say the daddies on the bus go “I love you”. This can be seen in the popular remake by the children’s show Cocomelon.

🌈 Parent Tip —
Use actions while singing — it boosts vocabulary, rhythm, memory, and attention.

📌 Comment “poem” if you want the lyrics of both the songs in your inbox.
📌 Comment - the name of the poem you want to see next on my page.

♥️ Follow for simple rhymes, early learning ideas, and joyful play for 1–5 year olds.

[ Wheels on the Bus, nursery rhymes for kids, toddler rhymes, preschool learning, action songs for toddlers, Montessori songs, baby learning songs, early childhood education, songs for preschoolers, play-based learning activities ]

🦋 It’s the journey and the process that shape a child — not just the final outcome.📲 Share with anyone raising curious l...
12/12/2025

🦋 It’s the journey and the process that shape a child — not just the final outcome.

📲 Share with anyone raising curious little humans!

🚀 Here’s how you can support that process every day ⬇️

💚 Let them explore freely
Give time for unstructured play. This is where problem-solving and creativity naturally grow.

💚 Offer hands-on activities
Playdough, puzzles, threading, stickers, pouring, scooping — these build patience, control, and hand strength.

💚 Encourage “try again” moments
Instead of correcting, guide them to find their own way. It builds resilience and confidence.

💚 Break tasks into small steps
Kids learn better when they feel capable at each stage. Small wins → big motivation.

💚 Celebrate effort, not perfection
Acknowledge how they tried, focused, or explored… not just how it turned out.

📌COMMENT— “process” and I’ll send you the exact list — what to do, how to do it, and how it helps your child.

♥️ Follow if you — want play-based learning, believe in early brain-building, love saveable, practical ideas.


[ fine motor skills activities, hand strengthening activities for kids, pre-writing skills for toddlers, Montessori activities at home, process over outcome parenting, early childhood development tips, activities for 3–4 year olds, play-based learning ideas]

Address

Delhi

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when avnikyara posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to avnikyara:

Shortcuts

Share

Category