Fresh from the campus kitchen A real week from the kitchen
Cooked fresh the same morning, tasted by a staff member first, never repeated within the week. Tap any lunch to peek inside it.
How food travels here
Same journey, every single school day.
Sourced fresh
Vegetables from the local mandi the same morning — nothing sits overnight.
Cooked on campus
In the centre's own kitchen — no caterers, no reheating, filtered water only.
Tasted first
A staff member eats first and signs the taste log — every dish, every day.
Served warm
Didis sit and eat the same food — children copy grown-ups, not lectures.
Logged for you
What was served and how much was eaten — in your app before nap time ends.
No junk, full stop
No packaged snacks, no sugar-first treats, no deep-frying. Birthday celebrations are candle-and-song; shared treats must be store-sealed with labels.
Allergies, taken seriously
Your child's allergy list hangs in the kitchen and their classroom, their didi knows it by heart, and severe allergies get a written plan before day one.
Nurse on campus
Daily hygiene walk, a cosy sick bay, medicines only with written authorisation, and a paediatrician on call for every centre.
Sending a dabba instead?
Program children bring their own — here's what didis cheer for.Soft, spoonable, survives the morning intact.
Rolled, sliced, self-feedable — add a curd dip.
Steamed, soft, and exactly hand-sized.
Banana, chikoo or soft pear — grapes always halved.
Chips & chocolates, whole nuts and whole grapes (choking), anything that needs a fridge.
Dr. Meghna Shah
"My brief is simple: food a three-year-old will actually eat, that their amma would approve of. The vegetables always go in — sometimes visibly, sometimes undercover."
Measured every term, never in public
The nurse records height and weight once a term, plotted on WHO growth charts in your app. If a curve wobbles, you hear it from us privately — with a diet tweak, not a worry.
When your child is unwell
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