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Product Description
The early years are critical to a child’s development and 90% of a child’s brain is developed in the first 6 years.
Einstein Box helps parents provide wonderful learning to their children, in these years.
Each box comes with beautiful books and fun activities that help a child develop a love for books, build thinking skills and inculcate good habits & behaviour.
Expands Vocabulary
Einstein Box comes with 2 fun books, that teach many new words
Builds Thinking Skills
The games in every box help develop imagination, curiosity, logic and memory
Encourages Good Habits
Each box also focuses on one age-appropriate good habit or behavior
Have The Smartest 1-year-old In Town!
Each Einstein Box is designed to help your child:
– Improve thinking skills
– Develop a love for books
– Learn good habits
Great Minds Start Young
“The first 5 years determine how the next 80 turn out.” – Bill Gates
About the Startup 
Bharat Gulia Dad-in-Chief
Describe your products in 3 words.
Delightful Learning Kits
How did you come up with the idea for this product?
As parents, me and my wife read that the first 5 years were crucial to our daughter’s future success.
But finding good educational books and toys was always a challenge, and soon our girl was watching lots of TV. So we decided to take matters in our hand and develop beautiful books and toys that would develop our child’s curiosity, imagination and learning.
What makes your product special?
Each item is designed with the help of educationists and is age-appropriate, helping your child learning something new.
What has been the best part of your experience?
The amazing reviews we get from parents, and the delight we are able to give kids makes this a wonderful journey.
👉 ACTIVITIES THAT DEVELOP CREATIVITY, MEMORY, LANGUAGE & MORE: The activities help 1-year-olds learn and develop better. The books, rhyme cards and flashcards build vocabulary and language skills. The farm animal masks develop imagination and creativity. The ‘Who’s in the House?’ game supports brain development and improves memory.
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