Develop Logical Thinking In Your Baby

Be ready to be blown away !

Simple, fun, and educational:
that's what mathematics is all about.

Fun With Dots & Numbers

Age: 3 Months +

A baby's vision is still developing and not entirely matured from the time they are 3 months old to the age of 8.5 or 9 months. Due to their simplicity and ease of processing, red dot cards are more likely to catch the attention of babies at this age because they only have one contrast color.

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Most babies can distinguish a larger range of colors by the time they are 9 months old and have more developed color perception. With colorful dot cards, they are even more attracted and involved.

Age: 9 Months +

Colorful Dots & Numbers

Dot Cards

Learn to Observe, Understand, and Flourish: Lifelong Growth Made Possible.

Number Cards

Strengthening the power of association to develop the foundation for child's complex thinking skills.

Mathematical Playtime

Dive into Learning with Number Tiles and Explore Endless Possibilities.

It's not about keeping your baby occupied all the time!!

It's about giving them the tools to explore the surroundings on their own by cherishing the learning and developing the skills.

Benefits...

Features...

Develops strong logical thinking.

Baby's perceiving capacity is very sharp.

Enhances minute observation skill.

Has sharp thinking skills.

Can do calculations at a very high speed.

We are dedicated to supporting the growth and development of every child.

Helping parents navigate the journey of parenthood with confidence.

Empowering parents to be their baby's best supporter.

Guiding parents towards a strong and healthy bond with their baby.

Our Mission

1 Million Babies Solving Equation at the Age of 3 Years by 2025

The Brain Behind hungry brain !

Hemali Gada, the founder of Hungry Brain, has researched for over 2 decades and developed early learning programs that focuses on whole brain development for babies. She is a highly skilled trainer in the use of mind mapping technology, having been trained by Tony Buzan, the inventor of mind maps. In addition to her work as a trainer, She has also served as a child-parent counsellor and has developed courses on parenting to help strengthen the bond between parents and babies.

Hemali Gada