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Vyakti Darpan · Ankur — Nurture Readiness Profile

A fuller, playful snapshot of a growing sprout

This is the gentle, fuller version — still a friendly chat, not an exam. There is no pass and no fail, and no child is ever turned away by it. It simply helps us celebrate where a child shines and find one or two things to nurture with fun, caring activities.

For the parent or guardian — please read first

What this is. A friendly, fuller Nurture Profile (about 20 minutes, with breaks) to help us understand your child's strengths and how best to encourage them. It is not an exam, not an IQ test, and not a way to accept or reject any child. Every child who takes part belongs.

Guardian consent & child assent. A parent or legal guardian completes this with the child. You confirm your consent below, and we ask the child gently: “Would you like to answer some fun questions about the things you like and how you feel? There are no right or wrong answers, and you can stop any time.” Taking part is voluntary and low-stakes, and your child is never rejected by it.

Your data (DPDP). Only trained, background-checked ARISE facilitators see this. We follow India's Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act, collect only the minimum needed, never use it for any other purpose, and you may see it, correct it, or ask us to delete it at any time. See our DPDP privacy notice.

Shared supportively. Results are shared kindly and privately with you as a warm developmental snapshot — a simple six-petal flower — and, at most, one or two gentle “nurture focus” ideas with fun activities. There are no grades, no bands, and no comparison with other children. We do not screen for any medical or mental-health condition.

A little about your child

Part 1 — For the child

A grown-up can read these aloud. There are no right or wrong answers — just pick the face that feels most like you. Take breaks, and skip any you like.

Pick one face for each: Not really 🙂  ·  Sometimes 😀  ·  Yes! 😄

1I ask “why?” and “how?” a lot.

2I like reading, drawing, building or exploring on my own.

3New things feel boring to me.

4I try to be fair when we play games.

5If a friend is left out, I ask them to join.

6I say sorry when I hurt someone.

7I tell the truth even if I might get into trouble.

8I can get smarter and better at things by practising.

9Making mistakes helps me learn.

10If I fail at something, I stop trying.

11Helping others makes me happy.

12I like doing small jobs that help my family, class or neighbourhood.

13I would help even if no one saw me do it.

14When I am upset, I can wait and calm down before I act.

15I can focus on my work even when it is a bit boring.

16I shout or hit things when I am angry.

17I have friends I enjoy being with.

18I listen when others are talking.

19I like being part of a team.

20I find it hard to make friends.

Tell me about a time you helped someone. How did it feel? (optional)

What is something new you would love to learn or try? (optional)

Part 2 — For a parent or teacher

Please rate how often you notice each, kindly and honestly — there are no wrong answers.

1 = rarely yet · 2 = sometimes · 3 = often · 4 = usually · 5 = almost always

21Explores, tinkers, or asks questions to understand things.

22Shows interest in learning beyond what is required.

23Shows care and empathy for others' feelings.

24Is honest and owns up to mistakes.

25Shares and takes turns willingly.

26Believes effort helps them improve (says things like “I'll try again”).

27Bounces back after setbacks or criticism.

28Volunteers to help at home, in class, or in the community.

29Notices when someone needs help and acts.

30Manages frustration and waits their turn in an age-appropriate way.

31Can concentrate on a task for an age-appropriate stretch.

32Builds friendships and includes others.

33Communicates and cooperates well in a group.

What is one thing you love or admire about this child? (optional)

What is one small thing you would love to help this child grow in? (optional)

What happens next: a trained ARISE facilitator will look at this warmly and share a gentle, encouraging six-petal snapshot with you. There is no score, no ranking, and no child is ever turned away. ARISE requests no payment on this site.

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