About Baby Brain Training
Background
Baby Brain Training (BBT) was launched in 2020 to help cultivate the natural talents of children by giving them a strong foundation from the very beginning and helping them optimise their potential. We empower parents with techniques to provide quality teaching from home.
Baby Brain Training is inspired by methods used in Asia, where similar classes already exist and are highly popular. Those countries have a high median IQs and academic achievements. Baby and toddler classes in the UK do not incorporate any of these methods, the way of thinking nor the approach to early years education. Many classes in the UK do not focus enough on preparing a child for pre-school and beyond.
Whilst the UK education system is world class, it does not provide a child everything it needs. BBT empower parents with techniques so they can provide quality teaching from home. In line with several academic studies, the home learning environment is the most significant contributing factor to a child’s development.
As such, BBT was launched to provide a new and fun way to learn and play, incorporating academic knowledge through music, songs, arts and crafts and Montessori activities.
You’ll soon realise that your child kindles the attention they receive when they are taught a new skill and feel satisfied when they have accomplished an activity.
Meet The Team
Seetal Savania Dholakia
– Director
Seetal, a former Research Optometrist at Moorfields Eye Hospital, has significant expertise in the area of paediatric eye development.
Seetal provided brain training to her daughter who then began reading at 2 years of age equivalent to a 5 year old. After seeing the fruits of her labour, she decided to integrate her professional experience with brain training to cultivate the potential of more children.
Thea Deacon – Music Director
Thea is a composer, piano and singing teacher. She has a broad compositional portfolio and writes and arranges music for soloists and ensembles across the UK.
She is a completing her PhD in Composition at King’s College London, having previously completed first-class undergraduate and master’s degrees in composition at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and KCL respectively.
She also holds a choral scholarship with the King’s College London Chapel Choir.
Clea Godsill – Music Teacher
Clea is a dance artist and musician. She trained at Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and London Contemporary Dance School.
She has performed with Theater St. Gallen, Switzerland and toured with Frankly Speaking Productions in The Snow Queen and Tom’s Midnight Garden. She was part of the winning BBC school choir of the year in 2016, and appeared as a finalist on the BBC show, Pitch Battle.
Clea is currently as an Actor in Die Walküre at the Royal Opera House, London
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