This book is a gentle introduction to the concept of gender equality. It starts with the fact that girls and boys can be different- have long hair, short hair, wear different things, because kids notice these things and think boys and girls are meant to be different. The book goes on to explain how despite liking different things at times, most times they like the same things, feel same emotions, and do same things like cooking.
Our #kbcBookBingoJr entry post. I wanted to share our 30 books in the Junior category, although we don’t live in India. (I do have an Indian address for submission). Our journey of reading started at…Continue Reading
First of all no textbook rules can be followed as far as raising readers are concerned (or anything parenting). Every kiddo is different and so is every parent. Some started reading while preggers or to…Continue Reading
When my first was born, we bought a flurry of books, hard, soft, black and white, colourful, pop ups, stories, sounds books, shapes, lift-the-flaps, whatever one may find. So by the time smallie arrived, we…Continue Reading
Travelling by air for the first time can be an exciting experience as well as scary! Quite often we get a query for first time air-travel. Here are some books that explain what happens at the airport and some on the actual flight!
This is our entry to the exciting #kbcBookBingoJr ! Apart from the baby books (touch and feel types), most of the books shared here are appropriate for 3-6 years. 1. A dino book – Harry…Continue Reading
