Darwin Marx is really crazy about anything on wheels. When he got addicted to TV he would watch cartoons involving fireman, ambulances, cars or police. So to distract him, I bought many books which had wheels to encourage him to keep reading. Here is a list of books with wheels!
We curated a post of books which would encourage kids to be a good sport, to explain that participating and trying your best is good enough and that winning is not always important, how not to be a sore loser, how to not feel bad and have the confidence as well as courage to try something again! Here’s to NEVER GIVING UP!
Here’s a selection of picture books (for children between ages 4-7) by Indian authors, that are absolute favourites at Nandita da Cunha’s home. These are the books her daughters (now 7 and 9) have read and re-read (and continue to do so…!)
We have accepted the #kbcBookBingo challenge and are sharing our 30 most favourite books!
Is your child fascinated by cows? Here are some books you might want to explore!
Our reading journey has always been supported by a melting pot of different kinds of books. But the stories that we have seen work the magic that only books can, are the ones where the underlying thread is about human emotions. Little children deal with such big big feelings, and we often get trapped in naming those feelings. What has worked for us, though, is not naming them, but seeing them imbibed in characters, and learning how to nurture or manage them through the story arc.
