I do notice improvement in my daughter’s storytelling and self-introduction. She even spoke confidently during a family function recently. The trainer is amazing, just that I wish we got updates a little more frequently on what exactly was covered each week.

We didn’t expect sudden results, but gradually we see that our child is more open and participates in school activities like reading. Trainers are encouraging and supportive. Maybe adding more peer conversations would help build stage confidence too.

My son has started sharing events from school more clearly and not just saying “fine” to everything. That itself feels like a win. The only issue is that sometimes the class feels too rushed when he is slow to respond. Still a good learning experience.

Axis Bank has been quick in handling my account requests and banking queries. Their debit card offers and reward points are very useful. The app could be a bit more intuitive, but overall, I’m satisfied with the service quality and benefits provided.

The trainer keeps my son engaged and corrects him in a friendly manner. He looks forward to class which itself says a lot. Maybe adding some short videos or quizzes could make lessons more fun.

SBI’s presence across India makes banking more accessible, especially for families living in smaller towns. Their YONO app is also a big improvement from earlier systems. Service may feel slow sometimes, but the credibility of a government bank brings peace of mind.

My child has always been shy. After joining, he tries to speak up more often, especially with his cousins. The class feels comfortable for him. A bit more parental involvement in feedback would be nice.

I like how each session has a small theme and purpose. My daughter remembers and practices those during the week. Some sessions feel too short when she’s very excited, but overall learning is smooth.

I wasn’t sure online communication classes would help, but my child is doing well. She feels comfortable learning from home and talks to the teacher freely. A few more games would make classes even more engaging.