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Kids Kingdom

Q1 Block, Malibu Town, Sector 47, Gurugram, Haryana 122018, India · Gurugram · Haryana

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If you’re a parent looking for a warm, play-based preschool and daycare in Gurgaon, Kids Kingdom (Malibu Town, Sector 47) often comes up in conversations. This summary brings together what’s publicly known — the good, the gaps, and what you should check before enrolling your child.

Basic Details

Classes
Infant care (5–6 months+), Toddlers, Nursery, KG1 & KG2, After-school daycare up to ~10 years.
Co-ed
Yes
Boarding
No (daycare only)
Founded
Conflicting data: 2012 (Skoolz) / 2013 (SchoolsUniverse). Please confirm with the centre.
Student–teacher ratio
Infant 1:1, Toddlers 1:8 (as per Justdial).
Students
Not publicly disclosed. Ask the school for current enrolment.
Staff
Experienced early childhood educators; staff praised for being caring and patient.

Summary for the Parent

Overview

Kids Kingdom (Malibu Town, Sector 47) is a warm, neighbourhood preschool and daycare known for its caring staff and play-based approach. Parents appreciate the hygiene, safety, and communication, though fee transparency and administrative clarity could be improved.

What kind of child will this school work best for

A child who enjoys play-based learning and needs close adult attention.

A child who benefits from a gradual, nurturing start to school life.

Strengths

Caring and experienced staff.

Clean, safe, and cheerful environment.

Strong parent communication.

Infant care available from 6 months.

Active events and celebrations.

Potential trade-offs / Things to check

Limited outdoor space.

Inconsistent fee information online.

No formal K–12 pathway (preschool only).

Administrative response time.

Confirm staff qualifications and ratios.

Recommendations / Questions to Ask

Request a written fee schedule and refund policy.

Ask about staff training and turnover.

Confirm transport routes and safety measures.

Review the settling-in plan for your child’s age group.

Speak to current parents for real-world feedback.

Notes

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