Purnam·Programmes
Focused programmes, on the things parents actually bring us.
Small groups. Live sessions. One real problem at a time — worked through properly, in the context of an Indian household, rather than a generic tip sheet.
Built for the Village
If your caregiver spends more waking hours with your child than you do, she is part of your parenting. A focused programme on training, aligning and working with the person who helps raise your child.
The Hard Moments Program
A tantrum is not misbehaviour — it's a nervous system out of capacity. A focused one-month programme on what to do in the moment, the recurring flashpoints in your house, and how to repair when you get it wrong.
Parenting in a Joint Family
When your in-laws contradict your parenting in front of your child, the fight is rarely about the biscuit. It's about authority. A focused programme on setting boundaries that hold, without a war at home.
Siblings Without the War
Sibling fighting is rarely about the toy. It is a competition for you. A focused three-month programme on getting out of the referee role and making each child's supply of your attention reliable enough that there is less to compete over.
Screens Without the War
The fight is rarely about the screen — it's about the transition off it. A focused programme on bringing screen time down and setting limits that hold across every adult in the house, without the daily tantrum.
The Table Without the Battle
If the only way a full meal goes in is with a screen on — and the moment it's off, the table is a battle — the way out is rarely a new recipe. A focused programme on calm meals: off the screen, without the tantrum, and without the force-feeding.
Present, Not Perfect
Guilt isn't evidence you're failing your child. A six-month programme for working parents in India on presence over perfection — what your child actually needs from your time, and rituals that hold on a bad week.
The Repair Program
Rupture is not the thing that harms children — unrepaired rupture is. A focused, one-month programme on how to apologise to your child, own what you did, and lower how often it happens, without losing your authority.
Not sure which one fits?
Tell us what's happening at home and we'll point you to the right place — or tell you honestly if none of these is it.
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