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to the market.”
Lullaboo has developed an innovative tech-
nology to communicate daily with parents.
Their electronic record provides parents
with pictures and information about daily
routines, and informs them if anything
needs to be brought in the next day. They
also have a phone system that parents can
dial directly into their child’s classroom at
any time of the day.
Lullaboo also has onsite, full-time cooks
who prepare wholesome and nutritious
meals and snacks for the children. Halim
says he creates the menu himself, sourc-
es the ingredients, and tastes the new
menus at home with his children before
introducing them at Lullaboo. The children
at the centres are all provided the same
meals with subtle variations based on their
dietary restrictions.
“If we have a vegetarian child, a kosher
child, a halal child, and a child without a
dietary restriction, then each and all have
meatballs and mashed potatoes,” said Iri-
ni. “One of them will have veggie meat-
balls, one will have a halal meatballs, and
one would have regular meatballs, yet
