A world where health feels like home.
Your child builds healthy habits here. Through
stories, play & games. Because lectures don't work.
Everything your family needs to
stay healthy in one world
The Hlty Adventures
Illustrated storybooks where children become the hero, making healthy choices feel natural and cool.
Playshops + Camps
Live 2-hour sessions disguised as escape rooms and creative labs attended by 100+ children so far.
Uh-oh & Boing
A snakes and ladder game with added fun elements that builds healthy habits, facilitates conversations in families.
Free Digital Downloads
Activities and guides to keep your kids active and engaged, all in one place.
Families are noticing the difference
THE PROBLEM
Today, health is often taught as information. Rules to remember. Advice to follow. Instructions to obey. But information doesn't become habit on its own.
Healthy behaviours stick when they are:
- repeated
- emotionally safe
- part of daily life
- shared with the adults around a child
Without this, even the best advice fades.
A single preventive health system, designed to adapt to the spaces children grow in.
FOR PARENTS
Hlty Beings offers a calmer way to support children's health without guilt, pressure, or constant correction. It fits into everyday routines, stories, and play at home.
SEE HOW THIS WORKSFOR SCHOOLS & EMPLOYERS
Hlty Beings provides structured, age-appropriate experiences that support wellbeing — without adding to curriculum load or administrative burden.
EXPLORE PROGRAMS
A letter from
the Founder
Dear parent,
The World Is Designed to Make Us Sick
The world is designed to keep you fat.
That might sound dramatic, but look closely and it becomes hard to ignore. Our cities encourage sitting. Our food is engineered to be irresistible. Our technology keeps us staring at screens for hours.
I weighed 130 kilograms at my heaviest.
I knew everything I was supposed to do.
Eat better. Move more. Sleep properly.
None of it was new information. But knowing something and actually living it, those are completely different things.
That gap between knowing and doing is what I kept thinking about.
If it's this hard for an adult who understands the problem, what chance do our kids have? They're growing up in the most distraction-filled, ultra-processed, sit-still-and-stare-at-a-screen environment in human history. And our answer to that is usually “eat your vegetables.”
We treat health like homework.
I started Hlty Beings because I believe we can do better. Not with lectures. Not with rules. But with stories, play, and experiences that make healthy feel like the obvious, natural, fun choice so by the time a child grows up, good habits aren't a discipline. They're just who they are.
My own journey isn't finished. I'm in my 90s now, working toward the 80s. That unfinished road is exactly why this matters to me.
If adults fight this hard to stay healthy, the least we can do is build a world where children never have to fight that same battle uphill.
That's what we're building.
Welcome to the playground.
Warmly,
Suraj Prasad
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