Hi, I'm Anju.
I’m an Internal Medicine physician, a Chief Medical Officer,
and most importantly, a mom of two girls who remind me every day what really matters.
In my work, I care for adolescents, adults and the elderly, who often are facing the medical, emotional and social consequences of habits, patterns, and beliefs that often began at a very young age. Over the years, I’ve found myself wondering: How did we get here? How did so many of us grow into adults who struggle to love ourselves, show compassion to others and feel that we are enough?
And then one day, after I became a mother, the answer hit me, in the most painful and honest way possible.
The Moment That Changed Everything
I remember that one evening after a long day at work. I had patient obligations that couldn’t wait, and a mountain of deadlines sitting on my desk. I told my eldest daughter, “Give me 30 minutes, and then I’ll come play with you.”
She smiled, said okay, and patiently waited, because she once again, believed me.
Thirty minutes passed. I wasn’t done. I told myself I just needed a little more time. I looked up and saw her standing there, hopeful at first, but then clearly disappointed. She had held up her end of the deal, but I hadn’t kept mine.
In that moment, I could feel her sadness and realization of false promises. My heart sank and I felt my soul cry.
I remember thinking, What am I doing? How did I get here?
Moments like that happened more often than I want to admit. And every time, that guilt ate away at me — the guilt so many of us carry as parents who are trying to do it all.
How Infinite Little Minds Began
That night planted the seed for Infinite Little Minds™.
I deeply realized something that seems simple but changes
everything: our children don’t need hours of perfection. They need small, real moments of connection — moments that tell them, “I see you. You matter.”
As a physician, I’ve spent years studying and collaborating
with professionals, understanding how early childhood experiences shape the adult brain—how social and emotional intelligence, empathy, and confidence are built not in grand lessons, but in the everyday moments between parent and child.
I have no greater purpose than to create and provide
resources to help families make those moments happen in our fast-paced world—something that doesn’t ask for extra time, just intentional time.
That’s how my flashcards were born. They’re not toys or
teaching tools, rather they’re bridges.
My Mission May Sound Outrageous, But It's Simple
I’m not just creating flashcards; I’m building a bridge back to humanity.
Infinite Little Minds™ exists to strengthen the connection between parent and child — because that bond is where the next generation learns empathy, resilience, and self-love. When we nurture those qualities early, we’re not just raising emotionally intelligent children; we’re shaping future adults who lead with compassion, integrity, and courage.
This is how we heal the world, not in leaps, but in moments. One bedtime story, one shared laugh, one magical card at a time.
What I Believe
The quality of connection will always matter more than the sheer quantity of time.
And those small moments, the ones we often think don’t count, are the ones that shape everything and matter the most.
So, if you’re a parent trying your best, feeling stretched thin, or questioning if it’s enough… I see you.
You are not alone in this.
Infinite Little Minds™ is here to make it a little easier—to give you simple, powerful ways to connect with your child, even on the busiest days.
Together, we will raise generations who will confidently choose empathy over ego, compassion over cruelty, and love over fear.
Together, we can restore faith in humanity, one infinite little mind at a time.
