Indian Daddy's Blog

  Janhavi Samant is a children’s author, journalist, and content marketing professional with a deep passion for storytelling. Her love for tales began in childhood, listening to her grandma and parents share a variety of stories—funny, heroic, tragic, and even outright bizarre. These early experiences instilled in her a lifelong fascination with the power of stories to connect and entertain. As a mother, Samant has continued this storytelling tradition. She finds joy in retelling, recycling, and even creating new tales for her children at bedtime. For her, these moments are not just about entertainment; they are about building strong, enduring bonds between parents and kids. She believes stories are the simplest and most powerful way to foster imagination, empathy, and creativity. “Stories help us envision ourselves in different places and situations,” she says, “allowing us to grow our perspectives and dream bigger.” Janhavi Samant’s books resonate with humor, nostalgia, and the ...

Prerna Singh Bindra is more than just a writer—she is a wildlife warrior, an advocate for the planet’s most vulnerable creatures, and a passionate wilderness guardian. Known for her ability to merge storytelling with advocacy, Bindra has carved a niche for herself in the literary world, particularly with her work to inspire young readers. Her commitment to nature and wildlife is evident in everything she writes, and her dream is simple yet profound: a world where the innocence and curiosity of children meet the timeless wonders of untamed forests. The Storyteller Who Champions the Wild Bindra’s love for nature began early. She spent her childhood exploring forests, marveling at birdsong, and reveling in the beauty of India’s rich biodiversity. This deep connection with nature laid the foundation for her life’s mission: protecting wildlife and the habitats they depend on. Over the years, Bindra has emerged as a strong voice for endangered species and pristine wildernesses, working t...

Nature walks or hike : Go for a walk in a local park or nature reserve to explore the outdoors and observe wildlife and plants Craft or art project : Create something together, such as a painting, collage, or sculpture, using materials like paper, cardboard, or clay. Cooking or baking : Cook or bake a meal or treat together, trying out new recipes or creating your own. Board or card games : Play a board or card game together, such as chess, checkers, or a family-friendly card game. Reading : Read a book together, either taking turns reading or having one person read while the other listens. Science experiments : Conduct simple science experiments together, such as making a volcano or exploring the properties of materials. Sports or physical activity : Play a sport or engage in physical activity together, such as playing catch, jumping rope, or riding bikes. Gardening : Start a garden together, growing flowers, herbs, or vegetables, and learn about plant growth and care. Movie or TV sho...