Ntataise App

At Hold My Hand, we believe that every child in South Africa deserves the best possible start in life. That’s why we’re thrilled to share the Ntataise App, a powerful digital tool designed to support Early Childhood Development (ECD) practitioners, parents, and caregivers in providing quality early learning experiences for young children.

Ntataise, meaning “to lead a young child by the hand,” has been a pioneer in ECD for over 40 years. Their Ntataise App brings this wealth of knowledge to the fingertips of those who care for and educate young children, ensuring they have access to critical resources, training, and support.

What Does the Ntataise App Offer?

The app is designed to make ECD support accessible, engaging, and effective. Key features include:

✅ On-the-Go Learning – Access to high-quality, locally relevant training materials for ECD practitioners.
✅ Activity Ideas – Practical, age-appropriate activities to support early learning at home or in ECD centres.
✅ Expert Guidance – Advice from specialists on child development, play-based learning, and responsive caregiving.
✅ Community Support – A platform to connect with other caregivers, practitioners, and educators.
✅ Offline Functionality – Ensuring access even in areas with limited internet connectivity.

The Hold My Hand campaign is all about guiding and supporting children through critical life stages—and early childhood is where it all begins. The Ntataise App ensures that ECD practitioners and caregivers have the resources they need to stimulate young minds, setting the foundation for lifelong learning.

By bridging gaps in access to training and information, this tool helps:

✔️ Improve language and cognitive development in young children.
✔️ Equip caregivers and educators with essential skills.
✔️ Build stronger, more prepared communities for the next generation.

Get Started Today!

Whether you’re an ECD teacher, a parent, or a caregiver, the Ntataise App is your digital companion for nurturing young minds. Download it now and take the first step toward empowering the children of South Africa.