We have been busy meeting our customers and understanding their lives better. Since our customers are teeny tiny travelers, they have been telling us fascinating stories that make us want to stop adulting immediately. Amanat along with Sneha Mani, an expert in child psychology, have documented their learnings across psychosocial, cognitive, literary, physical and social development for varying age groups. These powerful insights help us build better experiences for young explorers. Here is part 1 in the series.

1. HOW DO
COMPARE THEMSELVES
TO OTHERS ACROSS
AGES
CHILDREN
INTELLIGENCE

2. AGE 2 - 5
THINK
POSITIVELY
of themselves, even when they
do not fare well
RESPOND
NEGATIVELY
when out-performed by the
opposite gender

3. AGE 6 - 10
Constantly compare
themselves in
across multiple
situations.
VARIOUS WAYS,

4. AGE 11 - 13
Always compare
themselves to
peers in terms of
ABILITIES AND
PHYSICAL CHANGES

5. AGE 13+
Comparison is made to
understand whether
their actions are
RIGHT/WRONG,
and know which social group
they belong to.