Organic Clothes for New Borns are latest fad now across the globe and India

11th Edition of Hyderabad Kids Fair 2018, the India’s largest Kids Carnival draws huge crowds on Sunday

Hyderabad, June 3, 2018: The India’s largest Kids Carnival, Hyderabad Kids Fair 2018 which is currently on at Hitex draws huge crowd on Sunday

Some important trends noticed were Organic Cotton ala Organic Fruits and Vegetables. Keebee Organics by Vandana showcased Organic T-Shirts and other clothes for the newly born to the two years old. Only 1 per cent of Cotton is grown organically informs Vandana, the founder of Kebee Organics a startup.

India is one of the largest producer of Organic Cotton. But, we have least consumers. These kind of organic clothes which until now were available abroad are now available locally says Vandana. The collection includes Fullbody Suit, Onesic, Kurta Sets, Lehenga Sets, New Born basics. The clothes are sold online.

She have invested Rs 10 lakh. She sold more than 150 units so far. There is a lot of potential for the market she says.

The benefits of Organic clothes are organic materials. The crops are not treated with pesticides, insecticides, herbicides and Genetically Modified Organisms. These toxins are harmful for farmers and workers, us as consumers, and entire wildlife eco-systems, says Vandana

A child’s birthday party are moments that are treasured for lifetime….so we design your celebrations…..your memories….: Kuditipudi Lakshmi Amogha, Founder and Director of Bombay Waltz. Bombay Waltz plans to go pan India and eyes a turnover of Rs 10crore in next five years. Lakshmi Amogha convinced Shahrukh Khan to do a live show in Hyderabad couple of years back, but, the show couldn’t happen due to the prevailing political situation at that point of time due to bifurcation moment.

Towards that direction, Bombay Waltz is Showcasing its unique decor talent and abilities to create awareness to Aam Jantha by creating and showcasing them at the ongoing Kids Fair 2018 at Hitex. The stall has been drawing huge crowds. Moreover, in fact, it has become the most preferred selfie area.

The giant Eiffel Tower, Shoe, Riksha, Rocket are the most pictured stuff on display by the Bombay Waltz at the Kids Fair 2018.

India’s first Culinary Hub showcased its facilities and activities. Culinary Hub’s Culinary Lounge is a one stop shop for all culinary adventures. They also organise a team building and leadership workshops over cooking. They have sophisticated cook-off studio, a unique one in the country. This is something similar to what we witness abroad, observed Namrata, a visitor to the stall.

We indulge people in experiential and conceptual dinners hosted by our chefs. Its Community Kitchen enables aspiring passionate chefs and bakers to showcase their skills. They have an initiative called Impossible Chefs, an exclusive kids cooking club. Where people can enrol their little ones and empower them in the kitchen and beyond.

The backbone of a healthy lifestyle lies in the kitchen. The Culinary Lounges recognises the growing population of young chefs who are immensely talented and we aim to provide them with a platform, with the right network of chefs and a curriculum crafted to catapult their culinary journey and instil confidence to pursue their culinary dreams informs Nagaraju Operations Head of the company

Blissle, a specialist in casting hand and feet statues is a another unique stall at the Hitex Kids Fair 2018, the India’s biggest kids carnival . Set up by 32 years old Pavani and her husband Phani both IT professionals turned entrepreneurs they hail from Telanganan. We do casting for wedding, house warming, family castings and pet castings informed Pavani, who picked up the art while living in UK for some time.

Some of the trends seen at the Kids expo are home learning, books, tools and kids. According to some experts, child is in school only 14% of his or her lifetime. From birth to age eighteen, a child is under the influence of home 86% of the time. Home is the first school and Parents are the first teachers. Kids are copy cats and do what they see. Unfortunately, in India, there is no proper Channel of Home Learning. Self learning and interactive books help in this regard they said.

Another few trends witnessed Toy Library, Learning Through Toys, Private Play Grounds, Sports Centers, Childrens’ Gym, Early Childhood Music, Motion based learning etc.

Over 50,000 visitors are expected to visit the fair in the next four days.

The show will feature Science Exhibits, Edutainment, activities, food and many more. There will be workshops on Robotics, Photography, Film Making, Multimedia, Arts and Crafts. A Kid's Fashion show is also planned. The games zone and adventure sports arena will captive the visitors. Cartoon Characters will perform live. Many competitions like Painting, Singing, Dancing, Magic Show and Puppet Shows will also be held.

The Culinary Carnival will enage kids with innovative activities such as Cupcake Wars where kids will beautifully decorate a cupcake choosing from an array of toppings. In Sizzling Sandwiches kids will create the perfect sandwich from a selection of breads, fillings and spreads.

In an activity called "Child-Run The Kitchen", they will showcase their culinary skills and creativity in a timed challenge. In an another activity "Summer Salad Bonanza" kids of 9 to 16 years will make the tastiest summer salad.

The event is organised by Hitex in association with Eenadu, Bombay Waltz, Grolier, Kushi Tv, Fru2go, Kids Age, Green Gold and Early Childhood Association.

Early Childhood Association is a non profit association. The Early Childhood Association(ECA) is set up with the vision that all the preschools, balwadis, N.G.O's, children's activity classes, parents, student teachers, media houses, companies that deal with children's products, in short everyone connected to young children can all come together to advocate, discuss, learn and share, connect and bring about a change in the quality of care development and learning in early childhood in India.

ECA advocates for "stress free childhood years". It is the right of every child it says. We want to touch the lives of all those who affect the lives and learning of children - be it teachers, parents, policy makers, entrepreneurs, media adds its spokes person.

The entry is for kids upto 14years is free, but, however, adults have to pay Rs 100/- The tickets can be booked online through MeraEvents, KidEngage, BookMyShow and EventsNow

Over 100 exhibitors are showcasing their products and services.