All stories in our books are designed keeping the young toddlers in mind. Therefore, the language used in them is very basic and flowing. Also, we have consciously avoided any unpleasant or negative overtones or have presented them at a very subdued level if a particular story demands it.

Wondering about the source of stories in our books? You have arrived at the right place. On this page, you will find the genesis of each story, its original Sanskrit script as well as the translated version of the same.

The stories will simply act as a tool, ultimately the parents can paraphrase and communicate the essence of each story in an individual manner that appeals to their own child. This way, the book will be your child’s best friend for a long, long time.

New-borns/Infants will try to gaze at the vivid colours and will get used to holding an object in their tiny hands.

As the baby started rolling over, they will get attracted by bright colours and would want to grab the book by themselves.
Through these key stages, if you continue exposing your baby to the book and reading it to them regularly, it will effortlessly become a part of the daily routine for both you and the baby.
Gradually, the child will start associating pictures with the stories and will attempt to flip the pages as you read to them.
Once the child starts reading independently, this will form the foundation of their future reading literature.

Now, let us turn to our original Sanskrit stories and their translated version.