Choosing a preschool is one of the first real decisions you'll make for your child's education and with so many options across Koramangala and Teachers Colony, it's easy to end up comparing brochures instead of what actually matters. Here are seven questions worth asking on every visit.

1. What's the actual batch size, not just the "ratio"? Ask for a real number, not a range. A small batch means your child is known by name, not just enrolled on a list.

2. What does a normal day actually look like? Ask for an hour-by-hour walkthrough, not a mission statement. If a school can't describe an ordinary Tuesday, that's worth noting.

3. How is the curriculum actually structured? "Montessori-inspired" means different things at different schools. Ask what subjects are taught at each age, and how they build on each other year to year.

4. When do children start reading, realistically? Every school will say "early." Ask for the actual milestone by what age, and what does "reading" mean in practice (sounding out words? full sentences?).

5. How are teachers trained? Ask whether teachers have a formal early-childhood qualification, and whether that training is ongoing or a one-time certificate.

6. What happens if my child needs daycare beyond school hours? Not every preschool offers this, and the ones that do vary widely on timing and cost. Ask before you need it, not after.

7. Can I just walk in and see a classroom in session? A school confident in its everyday reality will say yes without much notice. That's usually more informative than any brochure.

At Vaidehi Little Blossom, our honest answers: small, deliberately capped batches; a real subject-by-subject curriculum from Pre-Nursery through UKG; a structured path to independent reading by age six; both our teachers trained under Kreedo's Pre-Primary Teacher Training programme; half-day and full-day daycare launching January 2027; and yes, you're welcome to visit and see a class in session.

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