Reeti had joined Pathfinders when she was around 15 months for a Parent Toddler program. It started with an art class wherein she had to paint with a brush on a paper stuck on a wall. As she started painting with the brush in her left hand, I told her to hold the brush in the right hand. At that moment, I was told me to let her be. That moment is unforgettable till date because what followed then, was an enriching experience of seeing my daughter grow to an independent, disciplined and a happy child while continuing to let her be. And independent to an extent that, she completely took me by surprise when she happily went to the high school and told me to leave unlike other kids who had a tough time transiting to the high school and wanted their parents to stay back.
During the tenure Reeti was at PF, there were occasions where I would have queries, doubts, issues, etc. with PF and discussing them with you always helped and the faith in PF continued to be intact throughout.
I must admit that I dread her curiosity and constant questions whether its while travelling or playing with her or just reading a book. I am sure its what you have imbibed in her. But its also the only reason why her learning curve is remarkably high.
Well, there are many such things in her nature that I can attribute to only her learnings at Pathfinders. And without a doubt, these are all things I am really proud of as a mother.
I owe a big thank you to you for making my child what she is today. For people who say that preschool really doesnt determine the kind of person a child develops in to, my child is my answer to them. And I wouldnt say this is too early to say all of this as I am confident that the qualities instilled in Reeti will stay with her forever.
To end it, a big thank you for a beautiful and a fulfilling experience over more than 2 years and that too in context of something, that is most dear to me in my life – Reeti.