New Delhi/Mumbai, May 12: KidZania, the country's largest indoor edutainment theme park, in partnership with Mompreneur Circle, celebrated Mother’s Day with KidZania Mommy Zummit 2026 at KidZania Delhi NCR, located at The Great India Place Mall, Noida and KidZania Mumbai, R City Mall Ghatkopar on 10th May 2026. The event was powered by Kaspersky India and held in association with Mad Over Donuts, BIG FM and DOMS Industries.
The annual initiative, which hands the mic to mothers navigating the uncharted territory of modern parenting, brought together a room full of women across both cities for open, honest, and deeply human conversations on the most pressing questions facing parents today. At KidZania Delhi NCR, the dialogue centred on: 'Helicopter Parenting vs Digital Freedom — Where do we draw the line online?' while at KidZania Mumbai, the conversation explored: 'From "Don't talk to strangers" to "Don't click unknown links" — Is parenting keeping up?'
Parenting has always been one of the most personal journeys a person can undertake. But the digital age has introduced a set of challenges that no previous generation of parents had to face, and for which no manual exists. Questions around screen time, online safety, social media exposure, and digital boundaries sit at the intersection of love, fear, and uncertainty that most mothers navigate largely alone. KidZania Mommy Zummit 2026 was built on the belief that they should not have to.
The KidZania Mumbai panel was moderated by Trupti Bagde, Founder – The Blooming Teen & Teenbridge Parenting, and featured an accomplished line-up of panelists: Ami Savla Hemani, Award-winning Social Media & AI Trainer, Consultant & Strategist; Dr. Janice Morais, Founder – Future Ready Parenting, Psychologist & Parenting Coach; Nirali Bhatia, Cyber Psychologist & Psychotherapist, Founder – Cyber B.A.A.P.; Vaani Chugh, Co-Founder & Director – D’chica Essentials, TEDx Speaker; Vivin Mathias, Founder – Myburgo; and Sonali Samarai, Sales Back Office Manager, APAC – Kaspersky India.
The KidZania Delhi NCR panel was moderated by Latika Wadhwa, Founder & CEO – Mompreneur Circle, Praggatti Rao, Mental Health Coach (ICF), Educoncepts India Initiatives ; Dr. Ritu Gupta, Parent, Teen & Youth Coach, Pediatrician & Adolescent Health Expert ,Sonal Katyal, Mom blogger, Author, Entrepreneur, TedX Speaker; Dr. Mona Gujral, Psychologist-Parenting Coach, and Poonam Sharma, Kaspersky India.
The panels brought together mothers from across backgrounds and stages of parenthood for a conversation that was, by design, less about prescribing answers and more about creating the space for shared experience. Participants spoke candidly about the tension between wanting to protect their children in an unpredictable digital world and wanting to raise children who are independent, confident, and capable of navigating that world on their own terms. What emerged was not a single answer, but something arguably more valuable: the realisation that every mother in that room was asking the same questions, and that the act of asking them together was itself a form of strength.
The partnership with Mompreneur Circle added a distinctly forward-thinking dimension to the dialogue. As a thriving community of modern, multitasking women balancing ambition with motherhood, Mompreneur Circle brought to the conversation a perspective rooted not just in care, but in confidence & individuality. The mothers who walked into the room were not defined solely by their parenting roles but by the full complexity of who they are, and the conversation reflected that. The result was a dialogue that was emotional and pragmatic, personal and progressive, in equal measure.
Vikita Chaudhury, Head of Marketing, KidZania India, said
“As a mother and as someone who understands the pressures of balancing multiple roles, I know how challenging it can be to navigate questions around safety, independence and emotional wellbeing in today’s fast-changing digital world. KidZania Mommy Zummit is a valuable platform because it opens up honest, relevant conversations around modern parenting. Through Mommy Zummit, we wanted to create a judgment-free space where mothers could share openly, listen to one another and feel supported. More than answers, the event created a sense of connection, reassurance and community, reminding parents that they are not alone in this journey.