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5 tips to teach kids about ‘originality’ & ‘authenticity’
The latest Zooboo story book ‘Finds a story’ is all about a little child trying to write a story for their school project. The child asks around at home, neighborhood as well as looks to the TV for inspiration for their story. The plot and ending of this book led us thinking about a few issues such as ‘original thinking’ and ‘authenticity’. How many times do we come across children who are more than willing to mimic ideas from the internet/society? Are we also guilty of consciously or unconsciously guiding kids to follow a pre-planned path with no creativity of their own? Research has shown that when parents focus on ‘teaching values’ v/s ‘rules’ and encourage kids to take ‘sensible risks’ that will allow them to try new things – such children grow up to be great contributors in the society. Here are 5 simple things that YOU can do to try and inculcate the importance of original thinking, creativity, and authenticity in your young ones: Tip #1 Encourage them to always read & remember the name of the author & the illustrator This is something you can start even when kids are a few months old. Always make it a habit to read the name of the author & illustrator of the book before you begin reading it. This allows kids to understand that there is someone who has taken the effort to write and illustrate this book for them. That not all books are the same and there is a person is who thinking original ideas & is creatively presenting it for them. Tip #2 Seek books with a moral Along with picture books, try to also read out stories that have some moral attached to it. Doing this from an early age encourages kids to think about the values and consequences of their actions. Tip #3 Encourage creativity in all forms It is upto us what rules and conditioning we raise our kids with. Instead of giving them the rules of society, life and your personal set of rules, teach them the values behind it. Let them know what your family believes it and the reason behind it. For example if you want them to clean their room, rather than saying ‘Clean your room’, say ‘This is why we as a family believe in a clean and neat environment. And this is why it’s a core value to keep our belongings neat.’ Tip #4 Guide with relativity rather than absolutes If your child is drawing or painting an image of the sky, let them pick out the colours rather than giving it to them. And now if they happen to paint it pink & purple, will you tell them – The sky is blue, not pink. OR will you tell them – The sky can be blue, sometimes it can also be orange and at twilight, it can even be pink or purple! Rather than saying ‘This is a stone’, say ‘This could be a stone, or it could be Y, or it could be Z, what do you think it is?’. This allows them to let their mind run free and fosters creative thinking. It helps ‘out of the box’ ideas. Tip #5 Model ‘authenticity’ yourself If you want to raise an honest citizen who is true to their self and stands against borrowed ideas and pirated/copied work then YOU need to model this behaviour too. Show them the importance of being original by being original yourself. Don’t download that song from the internet/unofficial source. Don’t buy a book unless its author is getting their due credit. Don’t quote an idea or phrase without mentioning the source you got it from. There are small ways that kids are observing us & what we say, do & talk makes an impact. If you want your kids to be inspired to write their own story or do some original thinking then try this NEW personalized storybook by Zooboo called ‘Finds a story’. Personalize it with your kids name & character & enjoy Rs. 300 off. Use code STORY
7 easy peasy Pinterest-inspired Halloween craft ideas for kids!
Halloween is just around the corner! Why not let your kids get creative with some spooooky Halloween themed crafts? Here are some quick & easy ideas rounded up from craft websites, pinterest & the gram! These crafts can be made with easily available material like paper plates, simple paints, chart paper, googly eyes, cotton & string. Go ahead and let kids get into the festive spirit with these easy-peasy craft ideas. If you’re looking to scan & preserve your kids artwork then check this helpful blog to know how. P.S: You can Frame all the greeting card & arts made by your kids on cute Photo Frames from Rs. 139 only! Click here to get framing now. Here is a round up of 7 easiest Halloween art ideas from Pinterest and the gram! You can make these with simple materials like cotton, paper, glue, scissors, paints & sponge. Go ahead and have a spooooooky Halloween craft time! Halloween handprint cutout source: www.thebestideasforkids.com/ Mom's Little Monsters source: Pinterest hubpages Handprint Craft source: The inspiration edit Paper plate Pumpkin source: Glued to my craft Sponge Art Ghosts source: imoimokids Paper Ghosts Sticks source: I heart crafty things Ghost Hangings source: Mombrite If you’re looking for cute gifts to give kids this Halloween then check personalized storybooks, cute personalized bags & pouches by Zooboo & Zoomin Check out the entire collection here! SHOP NOW!
3 Diwali Gift ideas for kids under Rs. 279!
Diwali is next week. If you’ve thought of gifts for neighbors, friends, family then why leave your kids out! This festive season, we have 3 amazing gifting ideas for kids of all ages. Make most of the sale and order these gifts from Rs. 279 only! Idea #1 Personalize a storybook in their name A gift that is educational, filled with learning concepts & is a keepsake with your kids name – what more could you ask for? Pick from 17 Zooboo storybooks to personalize for kids aged 0-10. Now order them at a discounted price + enjoy Free Economy Shipping. Use code FESTIVE30 for 30% off + free home delivery. Idea #2 Gift them an acrylic puzzle with their photo This 56 pieced acrylic puzzle can be customized with any photo of your choice. There a cutely themed designs for the border as well. Your kids will enjoy this keepsake with their name & photo! Use code HAPPY30 to order this from Rs. 279! Idea #3 A soft cushion with cute themes + your fav memory together Add a bit of personal touch to their room or any corner of the house. Customize a cute designer photo cushion with your favourite photograph. These cushions are also available at 30% off just for this week. Use code HAPPY30 Inspired to create your own customized gifts? Head to www.zooboostory.com to customize your storybooks and to www.zoomin.com for other personalized gift options too!
4 reasons you will LOVE the new storybook ‘Finds a story!’ + launch offer
Team Zooboo is excited to announce the launch of the latest storybook for 8-10 year olds – ‘Finds a story’! You can now personalize it for your kids at a special discounted price. Use code FESTIVE30 at checkout. About the book: In this fun tale, your child will stretch their imagination to look for a story all over the house! But finding an original story is not as easy as it looks right? Then again, maybe you just need to look carefully... because there is a story hidden all around you! Where do you think will they discover a new story? Read this book to find out! Encourage your child’s imagination skills & help them learn new concepts and words with this exciting tale. Preview this fun book by entering your child’s name here. PREVIEW THE BOOK HERE Four reasons why you will LOVE this new book: Story about imagination & creativity Teaches kids the importance of original thinking Learn new words and idioms like ‘make oneself scarce’ Kids will learn about helping in the house & being independent This witty book is written by author Payal Dhar and illustrated by the skilful illustrator Sirjita Sarkar. Guess what? You can now order this book at FLAT 30% off + enjoy FREE Home Delivery! Use code FESTIVE30 and place your orders today! SAVE 30% NOW
Tips & benefits of raising independent children
Younger children always seem to want to do things on their own. This tendency is the starting point of independence and it is really important for us to encourage this. In order to help children grow into self-sufficient and successful global citizens, let us try to encourage independence while they are young. Why is it so important? 3 key benefits of raising independent kids: Confidence + sense of achievement It provides them with the belief that they are competent and capable of taking care of themselves which makes them resilient to external challenges. It makes them happy and healthy as they feel a great sense of achievement and success as a direct result of their own actions Equips them to be decisions-makers It allows them to become good decision-makers as they have the freedom to consider various options before choosing the one they feel is best. Develops key Life skills It gives your child a sense of importance and belonging which is essential for building social relationships and for contributing to the world. Life skills like patience, concentration, self-help, cooperation, self-discipline and self-trust are also developed 4 helpful tips to raise self-sufficient, independent children Encourage Exploration Once your children have established their sense of security, it’s down to you to encourage them to explore the world beyond your safety net. Let your kids be the eager explorers. Let them imagine freely and go on many adventures. Zooboo’s book ‘What shape would you be?’ allows kids to imagine themselves as different shapes! Allow them to make their own decisions As they grow older, let them make their own decisions – however simple they may be. For example, in Zooboo’s personalized ‘Birthday’ book, the child decides the menu, balloon colour for his/her birthday party. They also create their own birthday banner. You can also give them the opportunity to come up with solutions to problems. Try asking them “how?” questions such as “how can we clean up this mess we’ve made?” Provide choices When thinking about how to encourage independence in your children, one of the easiest ways is to give them the choice. There are so many decisions that are made every day, so pose the question to them. Do you want an apple or banana today? Do you want to wear your red shoes or blue shoes? Remember to always give them options that are both perfectly acceptable. For example in the Zooboo book Noisy Holiday, the child finds the city to be too noisy. His/her grandparents then give them to option to spend the weekend in a farm. They don’t enforce a decision of staying in the city on their grandchild. https://zooboostory.com/book/noisy-holiday And then honour that choice After you offered the options and your child picked the one they want – go through with the decision. Honour their choice. If you don’t then you will land up lower their self esteem and confidence. Enlist their trust that you will respect their choice especially one that was offered by you in the first place! For example in the Zooboo book ‘Slays the fear monster’, the child’s mom suggests different options that can make him/her feel calmer. When the child decides to try it out, their mother trusts his/her decision and helps them through it. https://zooboostory.com/book/slays-the-fear-monster If you’re interested in any of the personalized storybooks mentioned here, you can now order them at a discounted price! (till stocks last) Save Rs. 300 on every order & get your books from Rs. 99 only. Use code STORY SHOP HERE
6 Tips to make family reading time more fun!
Reading together with family is very good for kids of all ages. Right from inspiring a love of reading books in young children to helping you connect as a family. Most of all, it’s also really fun! But we know that it’s not always easy to plan a family reading time in advance. So forget thinking about reading as something you need to tick off your list and instead imagine storytime as an amazing show that’s about to begin and the excitement in the kids will naturally follow. Here are 6 tips by Team Zooboo to help make family reading time easier to plan and a lot more fun! Read outdoors Make a picnic out of it or carry your books during garden time. A change of scenery adds some excitement to reading time. You can also spot your favourite natural elements around you while reading. Add a game like – Act it out Adding a game gives a fun twist to reading. Give the entire family a few roles to enact. Let kids get into the character and act it out. They will gain confidence + work on their language skills too. Personalize a storybook Personalizing a storybook in your kids name boosts their curiosity while reading it. Studies have shown higher language skill development, vocabulary development and confidence level in kids who read personalized books. Click here to check out personalized storybooks for your kids. Involve every one Sometimes it is good to let someone else take over the lead while reading. Invite an older cousin, neighbour or grandparent to read stories with you. The diversity in voice modulation and creativity piques a kids interest and involvement. Set up a schedule Make a reading schedule. Pin it up at a place where it is visible to all. Try to add a star chart or some reward upon finishing the required reading time. P.S: Making the reading chart can be a fun art activity too! Reading corner A cute cozy dedicated reading corner helps calm them and sets a routine. It doesn’t have to be anything elaborate. A few curtains and pillows with easily accessible books and good light does the trick. Mind buzzing with new ideas to try out? We hope so! If you’re looking for some books to get you started, browse our bestselling personalised books on a wide range of topics and that too for all age-groups! Explore all the 16 book titles here!
4 NEW Zooboo books reviewed!
It’s been over 3 months to the launch of the brand NEW Zooboo storybooks and we are SO happy with the astounding response from all over! These four books are the latest addition to the Zooboo family: Slays the fear monster Traffic Jam Adventure Noisy Holiday What will you be when you grow up? https://zooboostory.com/book/what-will-you-be-when-you-grow-up And all the books have found so much LOVE & appreciation from kids as well as parents from all over India! :) Take a look at what little readers are saying: “This is my favourite book. I took it to school with me. My teacher showed the different occupations to the entire class. I like reading my name in my Zooboo book” - Aaradhya (@being.mama.everyday) "When I grow up I will be a scientist just like the little Swasti scientist shown here in my book :) Thank you Zooboo, I Love you" - Swasti (@super_swasti) “I like my Zooboo counting book a lot. I like to count from 1 to 10 all the things in my book. It has my name it in and all my friends have seen my name book” - Myra (@cuppycakes_muffins11) “I always wanted a book that is based on ME! And this year I got a gift that is a storybook with myself in it, how fun is that? It has my name on the main page and everywhere in the story. This story is about a girl who hates the city noise and goes to a little farm over the weekend. I absolutely love my book!” - Pihu (@smitababbles) “I used to be afraid of my dark room. I don’t like to enter my room without lights. But now I am brave. I like my Zooboo book that teaches me that it is ok to be afraid. I try to be brave when I enter my room now I am not that scared as before.” - Ditya (@babbiegram.1230) If you want to personalize some storybooks with your child's name & gift them a few books filled with educational concepts, stories and beautiful illustrations then head to Zooboo! Use code STORY to save Rs. 300 on your order! SHOP HERE
5 games to keep kids entertained while travelling
Family trips are fun & exciting, isn’t it? But how do you keep the kids engaged during long drives, road trips, layovers or other wait times? They will eventually get bored of even the ipad/mobile and boredom can get challenging! Dodge the 42 million ‘Are we there yet?' questions by being a little prepared with some basic games & activities : ) Here our top 5 tips to keep kids entertained (or atleast engaged) during your travels! Tip #1: Count objects around you This tip is inspired from our very own (NEW!) Zooboo book ‘Traffic Jam Adventure! It’s a story about a kid stuck in a traffic jam on the way to the planetarium. The family plays a game of counting objects around them starting from 1 and sequentially going upto 10. Try this game on your next trip and see how far you can go! Clue: 1 car, 2 adults, 3 bags, 4 red cars – etc etc. @cuppycakes_muffins11 https://zooboostory.com/book/traffic-jam-adventure Personalize the book here Tip #2: Play audios of their fav songs Turn your car time into a fun karaoke session! Start by playing the audio of their favourite rhymes and gradually move on to songs. Give them some basic instruments for even more fun – guitar, xylophone, rattle – anything that gets them to sing-along and pass the time! Tip #3: Whoever spots (____) first, wins! This is one of our personal favourite games. It keeps the kids hooked for hours. Take turns to name ‘whoever spots a (fill in with a fun character/object) wins’ – and keep score for who was the first to spot this. Here are a few ready examples to get you started. Whoever spots a: policeman, traffic signal, red car, school bus, twins, ice cream parlour, truck driver, windmill – etc etc. Tip #4: Recap/Retell their favourite storybook If you want to get kids to calm down and started for naptime in your transit, you can try to get them to recap their favourite storybook. Guide and prompt them wherever required. As they zone back to their pre bedtime story they will eventually settle down and feel ready to nap (hopefully!). If not it is still a great way to recap some concepts or learn a new story. Tip #5: Play I spy Taking inspiration from the Zooboo book ‘Plays I spy’, we suggest this classic game that can be literally played anywhere! Take turn to spot an object around you and explain it to one another. Set a timer for the opposite person to guess the name of this object. Classic, simple but super effective game – isn’t it? Try out these tips during your next travel/trip and let us know what else you could think of. If you’re looking for some personalized storybooks for your kids then head here to check out 16 exciting stories for kids aged 0-9 years. Personalize 16 books here
6 amazing benefits of colouring books
With the increase in screen time amongst toddlers and busier lifestyles for both parents as well as grandparents – it is a good idea to keep colouring sheets or colouring books handy for your kids. Afterall, all kids love to colour right? But colouring is not just a ‘hobby’, especially for young kids. Studies have shown that colouring & drawing can have far reaching benefits that affect not only hand grip development, eye-hand coordination but also child’s confidence & language skills. 6 amazing benefits of colouring books on child’s development: Pre writing skills & fine motor skills Doodling, scribbling, drawing and colouring are all forms of pre-writing skills. Before toddlers are taught standing and sleeping line it is important for them to get comfortable with a pencil/crayon. And so colouring encourages them to pick up a crayon and this in turn enhances their fine motor skills and pincer grip. Further when they try to colour a specific spot inside a cartoon/character – they are developing their eye and hand coordination as well. Colour recognition As kids grow they start to identify the common colours around them. And ofcourse colouring books are a great way for them to start recognizing the colours that they draw with as well as distinguish primary, secondary and tertiary colours. Relaxing & calming technique Sometimes children get excited or over active due to some internal or external stimulants. Colouring is a great way to get kids to calm down. They will sit in one place and doodle for a long time. This also helps them relax their gross muscles as well as their cognitive activity. Many parents find colouring as a great way to engage their kids while eating outdoors/in a restaurant after the kids have finished their meals. Form of expression Before children can learn to speak in sentences, they will communicate using few words or broken lines. Many kids find it difficult to communicate and it leads to pent up frustration. Colouring and drawing is a good way to let kids express themselves. Any form of art is a mode of expression for kids. Helps to revise & recap any concept As kids get older they are introduced to various concepts in pre-school/day care like zoo & farm animals, planets & solar system, parts of the body, opposites. So colouring books can be a fun way to recap and revise some of these concepts. Especially without seeming like ‘study’ time. First step to building creative skills Kids love creative activities like sticking, pasting, cutting. But before they get to the more complicated forms of art, colouring is the first step towards encouraging their creative skills. Once they get comfortable and gain confidence with their fine motor skills, you can then introduce them to sticking and baby-friendly scissors. Are you looking for some beautifully illustrated colouring books for your kids? Guess what... you can now personalize a colouring book with your kid's name & character (boy/girl)! Buy any of the following Zooboo storybooks & add a personalized colouring book of the same for just Rs. 150. What Will You Be When You Grow UpPlays Bo PeepBirthdayGets WingsA Surprise forPlays I SpySlays The Fear Monster ORDER NOW!
6 tips to help kids tackle phobias (from the book ‘Slays the fear monster’)
What is a phobia? Fear is a normal reaction to a threat while a phobia leads to a fear response even when you're not in danger. In general, Fear is characterized by mild to moderate (sometimes reasonably high) anxiety while phobia is distinguished by a very high anxiety level. Is it common? According to Rochester Medical Center, ‘All children have fears at some point in their life.’ When untreated, phobias can become a lifelong issue. So treatment is important. What can we do to help kids tackle them? The URMC Encyclopaedia says that kids may need Individual or cognitive behavioural therapy as well as Family therapy. Parents play a vital role in any treatment process. You can start early by addressing this topic through BOOKS. Zooboo’s personalized story book ‘Slays the fear monster’ is a great first step in helping kids understand their phobias. Authored by renowned clinical psychologist, Dr. Nisha Vidyasagar – this book beautifully shows us 6 handy tips to tackle fears in kids with engaging illustrations. Discover 6 tips shared in this book: #1 Talk to someone Kids should be encouraged to talk to someone they trust like parents, grandparents, siblings and first family. No matter how small or irrational their fear might seem, as parents we must not ridicule them. Acknowledge their anxiety and be there for them as they try to cope. #2 Positive affirmations Repeating positive affirmations like “I am strong, I am capable, I am brave etc.” and other such phrases pertaining to their particular phobia helps. It makes kids feel confident and they are mentally better placed when faced by the said fear. #3 Deep breaths A great calming technique (even for adults!) is concentrating on your breath. This book talks about a simple technique for kids. They try to imagine a flower on their palm and try to take in its fragrance by breathing deeply and slowly. #4 Draw & tear up your fear Dr. Nisha says that kids can try to draw their fear on paper. Followed by tearing it up and throwing it away. This symbolic act can help little kids towards mental confidence of overpowering their fear. #5 Hugs help too Simple touch of hand or a hug can help your child feel momentarily safe and secure. It soothes their mind and they feel self-assured #6 Trial & error Whatever course of treatment you take – whether it’s cognitive therapy, family therapy, just talking to your child, letting them draw it out or repeating affirmations – a trial of facing their fear and trying to cope with it will help. They can practically apply these tricks (in your presence) and feel more confident. Eventually, a trial and error method helps them put their learning to test. Deep breathing helps kids calm down Fears and phobias are common in all kids They can be real fears or imaginary like 'monster under the bed' Hugging helps kids feel self assured & safe We hope that these tips were helpful to you. If you’re looking for a personalized book like 'Slays the fear monster' for your kids, or want to gift one to someone you know – head to the website and personalize this book right away! Personalize the cover + story with your kids name Pick from girl/boy character as well ORDER THE BOOK HERE
Which Zooboo book should I order for 7-9 year olds (part 3)
All children grow & learn at a different pace and as such, the reading ability differs from child to child. However, as per a generic age division, Zooboo books are categorized for ages 0-3, 4-6 & 7-9. Further, there are different areas of development that each book focuses on. Some books include numbers, counting, shapes, colours etc. Some books focus on social skills like being independent, overcoming fears, appreciating nature etc. Language-based concepts like opposites, adjectives, nouns, new vocabulary is covered in some. In this 3 part blog series we have put together a short summary of each of the 16 books, author & illustrator details as well as the key concepts covered in each. This blog will give you details on Zooboo books recommended for 7-9 year olds. Click here to see all the 6 books suited for 0-3 year olds. Click here to see all the 7 books suited for 4-6 year olds. Zooboo books for 7-9 year olds Lost Smile About the book: This fantasy tale will take your child on an exciting adventure in an enchanted forest! In the quest for their lost smile, they will meet magical creatures and explore the woods together. Filled with delightful illustrations and an engaging storyline this book will enhance your child’s imagination and language skills. Author: Naimisha Sanghavi Illustrator: Vipul Mahapurush Key Concepts: Understanding emotions & feelings, creative skills, imagination skills A1 Summer About the book: A touching story about two siblings, this book takes us through the joys of summer vacations spent in our native village. The precious bond between siblings, the simple pleasures of life in a quiet village, the significance of spending time with family, the value of disconnecting from a device and connecting with nature – this beautiful story explores all this and so much more. Bonus: This book can be customized to suit different sibling relationships! Author: Roopa Pai Illustrator: Juliee Mahimkar Key Concepts: Respect for elders, appreciating nature, sibling bonding, having fun without gadgets Noisy Holiday About the book: Hate it or love it, you can’t escape it.... we’re talking about noise! In the ‘Noisy Holiday’, your child will explore different types of sounds. They will also enjoy a weekend spent exploring a beautiful farm! Let’s learn all about sounds, fun activities on a farm, communing with nature, and spending time with loved ones! Author: Vidya Mani Illustrator: Nirzara Verulkar Key Concepts: Types of sounds, farm activities, new vocabulary, appreciating nature, nouns and adjectives Shop all books here
Which Zooboo book should I pick for my 4-6 year old? (part 2)
All children grow & learn at a different pace and as such, the reading ability differs from child to child. However, as per a generic age division Zooboo books are categorized for ages 0-3, 4-6 & 7-9. In this 3 part blog series we have put together a short summary of each of the 16 books, author & illustrator details as well as the key concepts covered in each. This blog covers all the 7 books for 4-6 year olds. Click here to read the 1st article about all the 6 books suited for 0-3 year olds. Zooboo books for 4-6 year olds Plays Bo-Peep About the book: Entertain your 4-6 year old with their favourite game of hide and seek but with a whole cast of cute animal critters. See them smile as they fall in love with the animal world. Author: Naimisha Sanghavi Illustrator: Blessy Paul Key Concepts: Animals in a nature park, Common Animal features, imagination skills, creativity Birthday About the book: A birthday countdown story that keeps 4-8 year olds engaged and excited. A tale that translates every child’s eagerness towards celebrating their birthday and the excitement of preparing for the party. Author: Sarah Kutiyanawala Illustrator: Dhwani Gosalia Key Concepts: Counting, backward counting, counting objects, creativity & imagination, decision making Gets Wings About the book: A tale of flying imagination that all kids will fall in love with! Perfect for getting them to think about all the fun and wonderful adventures they can experience with the power of their imagination. Author: Purabee Nair Illustrator: Juliee Mahimkar Key Concepts: Imagination skills, creative & lateral thinking, observational skills A Surprise For About the book: A day spent with daddy dearest while enjoying the excitement of a fun fair, that’s what this entertaining book is all about! Watch your kid smile as they experience the thrill of ridding on a roller coaster and the joy of playing carnival games through this engaging book Author: Jinny Karani Illustrator: Sahil Upalekar Key Concepts: Opposites, Adjectives & Describing words, father-child bonding Plays ‘I Spy’ About the book: What a fun way to learn all about primary and secondary colours and the excitement of creating new colours! This bestselling book is not just filled with beautiful illustrations, but also teaches your kids a host of different concepts. Bonus: Customize it in FOUR different ways. Perfect for siblings, friends & cousins! Author: Shyam Madhavan Sarada (Greystroke) Illustrator: Juliee Mahimkar Key Concepts: Sibling bond, secondary & primary colours, friendship & sharing, colour mixing & creativity What will you be when you grow up? About the book: Astronaut? Singer? Chef? Sportswoman!? The sky is the limit for every young one’s dreams! Let your child explore different professions in this personalized storybook. He/she will enjoy day dreaming about what they will be once they grow up. Author: Nisha Vidyasagar Illustrator: Vipul Mahapurush Key Concepts: Professions, community helpers, vocabulary building, self appreciation Slays the fear monster About the book: Learning to effectively deal with fears & phobias is an essential life skill. This book is especially researched & written by an experienced clinical psychologist. Help your child acknowledge, embrace and overcome their fears with practical and helpful methods through this book. Author: Dr. Nisha Vidyasagar Illustrator: Vipul Mahapurush Key Concepts: Life skills, overcoming fears, tackling phobias, confidence building, rhyming words Stay tuned for the 3rd blog in this series that takes you through Zooboo books for 7-8 year olds.
