Shreya and Harleen Kapoor and KiDIYs

 


The idea of KiDIYs was born when two new mothers, Shreya Kapoor and Harleen Kapoor understood how crucial 'play' was in the development of children. The idea took shape with their daughters and went onto becoming an enterprise for scores of other children. The founders of KiDIYs truly believe in providing open-ended, non-toxic DIY (do-it-yourself) and sensory play that engages the imagination, creativity and senses of kids.

“Researching sensory activities for them led us in finding a gap in the industry for good quality diy and sensory kits”, says Shreya Kapoor (co-founder). KiDIYs is our passion project and a result of our combined love for our beloved kids,” says Harleen Kapoor (co-founder).

Shreya has a Masters in IT and Harleen in International Management. Together they combined their diverse knowledge, expertise and experience to curate a beautiful series of products that support the physical, mental and creative growth potential of children.

The USP of KiDIYs DIY kits is that they are not just hobby projects. There will always be a useful end product alongside, ranging from piggy banks, fridge magnets and bespoke jigsaw puzzles. In addition, the KiDIYs team believe that children learn best with their favourite characters. Which is why they provide themed, age appropriate and customized worksheets with each kit.

KiDIYs sensory kits are made of taste safe, non-toxic playdough and moon sand. A lot of thought goes into designing the worksheets that accompany the kits. Recently, KiDIYs has also started a range of handmade crochet toys and teethers.

Shreya and Harleen wanted to choose a name that would convey the essence of their brand. Kids+DIYs came to KIDIYs and hence the name stuck.

Apart from being on the lookout for new and exciting activities for kids, Shreya enjoys reading, art and craft, painting and calligraphy while Harleen is passionate about reading and dancing.

Follow them on

https://newagemompreneurs.in/member/Shreya-Kapoor

https://www.instagram.com/kidiysindia/

 

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