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Empower Your Child — And Help Another Child Too!
Help Another Child While Empowering Your Own!
10% of all proceeds from our children's educational products go directly to support and educate children living in the streets of Bangladesh or in the labour force.
🌍 Help Another Child — While Empowering Your Own!
10% of all proceeds from our children's educational products go directly to support and educate children living in the streets of Bangladesh or in the labour force.
✨ Children Are The Future — But Some Have It Much Harder Than Others
As parents, we want to give our children every opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
We carefully choose toys, books and educational tools to help them reach their potential.
But while your child is preparing for school, exploring creativity or learning to read — another child, just like yours, may be sleeping on the streets, hungry, alone and without access to even the most basic needs.
In Bangladesh, an estimated 1 million children live on the streets, some as young as five years old. For these children, school isn't part of their daily life — survival is.
And the crisis goes even deeper.
According to the 2022 National Child Labour Survey, approximately 3.54 million children aged 5–17 are engaged in child labour — that’s nearly 1 in 11 children. Many of these children aren’t just working… they’re not attending school at all.
Their futures are being stolen — by poverty, by circumstance and by the lack of support.
✨ Children Are The Future — But Some Have It Much Harder Than Others
As parents, we want to give our children every opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.
We carefully choose toys, books and educational tools to help them reach their potential.
But while your child is preparing for school, exploring creativity or learning to read — another child, just like yours, may be sleeping on the streets, hungry, alone and without access to even the most basic needs.
In Bangladesh, an estimated 1 million children live on the streets, some as young as five years old. For these children, school isn't part of their daily life — survival is.
And the crisis goes even deeper.
According to the 2022 National Child Labour Survey, approximately 3.54 million children aged 5–17 are engaged in child labour — that’s nearly 1 in 11 children. Many of these children aren’t just working… they’re not attending school at all.
Their futures are being stolen — by poverty, by circumstance and by the lack of support.
Your Purchases Have a Purpose
When you buy from us, you're not just investing in your child’s education — you're helping another child get a second chance at life.
We donate 10% of every sale to grassroots organisations in Bangladesh that provide:
💛 Shelter and safety
🥗 Nutritious meals
🩺 Medical care
📖 Access to education and emotional support
Every purchase you make helps to rescue a child from the streets or labour force — giving them hope, opportunity and the childhood they deserve.
"If we want a kinder future, we need to raise children with kindness."
By choosing our educational tools, you’re not just teaching your child math, reading or science — you’re also teaching them empathy, compassion and the importance of helping others.
Let’s raise children who not only grow smarter, but also grow kinder.
Start Making a Difference Today
Explore our range of engaging, enriching educational products for kids — and help make the world a little fairer for children who need us most.
💖 How You Can Help: Give a Child Their Childhood Back
As parents, we worry when our child skips a meal, struggles with homework, or has a tough day at school.
But imagine if your child had to work 10 hours a day, every day — just to survive.
You might think this kind of suffering ended in the Victorian era, when children worked in mills and climbed chimneys.
But child labour isn’t history — it’s happening right now.
Across the world, and especially in countries like Bangladesh, millions of children are forced into labour — some as young as five years old.
