It’s not an overnight transformation, but I see weekly improvements. My daughter participates in discussions now and even tries to narrate stories at home. I would like some grammar-focused exercises too.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Starbucks offers an amazing place to sit and relax or work for a while. Their beverages are flavorful and customizable, which I really like. The only drawback is that the pricing feels too high for regular visits. Still, it’s perfect for a treat or casual meetings.

Amul has always been a brand I trust for milk and other dairy products. Their pricing is fair, and the quality remains consistent over the years. I really enjoy their ice creams and cheese varieties. A brand that truly stands by its slogan — “The Taste of India.”

It’s been around a month, and my son is not shy anymore when guests visit. The change is not drastic but visible. Slight coordination issues happened initially, but academics wise, it’s fine.

The activities are interactive and fun. My daughter waits for her class every alternate day. Sometimes it ends just when she is most excited — maybe increasing class duration would be great.