Start with what your child already knows
A child who understands a grandparent has a different starting point from a complete beginner. Tell Neelam what your child hears at home, what they can say comfortably, and whether they have encountered Devanagari. The first conversation helps identify a suitable learning focus.
Make speaking feel safe
Begin with greetings, colours, favourite foods and family names. Model a short sentence, give time to respond, and accept an imperfect attempt. Reading, writing and longer conversations can follow as confidence develops.
Your role at home
A familiar adult can help a younger learner settle into an online session. Between lessons, choose one small routine: a Hindi greeting at breakfast, naming three things in a room, or asking a grandparent a question. Practise without turning every conversation into a correction.
Discuss the right fit
Age, attention span, language exposure and family goals all matter. Enquire about a suitable format and lesson length before booking. Fees, age suitability and available times are confirmed individually; this page does not promise a fixed timetable.