Description
Country of origin : India
Minimum Age Group : 4 Years
Sales of Pack : 1 Set
Material Testing Under : BIS Certified
Packing Size: 370 x 280 x 10 mm
Product Color – MultiColor
Learn the Hindi Alphabet with Kidsland
The Kids Land Hindi Barakhadi mat introduces your child to the Hindi alphabet — 13 vowels, 32 consonants, and 3 conjunct letters (क्ष, त्र, ज्ञ) — printed in bold, multi-colour type on soft EVA foam. Instead of a flat printed chart, it’s something a child can sit with, point at, and trace, turning early letter recognition into play rather than a worksheet.
Why This Chart Helps Your Child Learn
- Multi-sensory learning. Distinct colours for each letter help a child visually separate one character from the next.
- Durable, everyday use. EVA foam holds up to daily handling far better than a paper chart, so it can stay out as a permanent fixture in a play corner or classroom.
- Right-sized for early learners. At 370 x 280 x 20 mm, the mat is large enough for a child to sit in front of comfortably, with letters big enough to see and point to from a distance.
- A foundation for reading. Alphabet recognition comes before combining letters into words — this chart is built for exactly that first stage.
How to Use It at Home
- Start with the vowels (स्वर) before moving to consonants.
- Introduce 4–5 consonants at a time rather than all 32 at once.
- Let your child trace the raised letter shapes with a finger to build muscle memory alongside visual recognition.
- Turn it into a short daily game – point-and-say or letter hunts – rather than a test.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age is this Hindi Barakhadi mat suitable for?
It’s designed for children 4 years and above, matching the minimum age group listed on this product.
Is the print safe if my child chews or mouths the mat?
The mat is made from BIS-certified EVA foam with non-toxic, child-safe printing, in line with Indian safety testing standards.
Does this chart include both vowels and consonants?
Yes – it covers all 13 vowels, 32 consonants, and 3 conjunct letters that make up the core Hindi alphabet taught to young children.
How do I clean the mat?
Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid soaking, as this can affect the printed colours over time.
