Must-Read Books for New Moms and Dads by Indian Authors
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A Guide To Support You Through Your Journey
Parenting Reads: Must-Read Books for New Moms and Dads by Indian Authors
The journey to becoming a parent is a rollercoaster of emotions as well as experiences. This is a list of some essential parenting books written by Indian authors that will give you guidance, wisdom, laughter and relatable stories.
- “The Wise Parent” by Dr Anupam Sibal
Dr. Sibal talks about how loving and caring for one’s child leads to intellectual and emotional growth.
Why We Love It:
The book shows us how simple acts of love, care and validation can make our children grow emotionally strong and wiser. Dr. Sibal’s advice feels like a warm hug, making it easier for us to understand how to raise our children in a more secure and balanced way.
- “Battle Hymn of a Bewildered Mother” by Shunali Khullar Shroff
Shunali’s book has funny relatable stories and useful tips, making it an amusing unique view at the chaos of modern parenting.
Why We Love It:
Reading through Shunali’s stories feels like sharing a cup of coffee with a friend who gets our parenting crazy. Her take on the everyday chaos is so relieving and feels like fresh air. Yes, parenting is chaotic and crazyyy!
- “The Gita: For Children” by Roopa Pai
This book masterfully brings the ancient knowledge of Bhagavad Gita accessible to young readers in a fun and engaging way.
Why We Love It:
Roopa Rai breaks down the epic conversation between Krishna and Arjuna in a simpler way, making it relatable for kids to understand. Her storytelling teaches valuable life lessons that children can apply to their own lives. This book is a wonderful addition to your child’s everyday read. A wonderful guide to face everyday challenges with confidence and wisdom.
- “Parenting Mantras” by Priyanka Sehgal
Priyanka offers short advice that can be used every day by busy parents to improve their experiences in bringing up children.
Why We Love It:
This book is that friend who gives you the best last minute advice. Priyanka Sehgal’s everyday tips are the best when you need a little help but are running out of time. Her practical advice makes daily parenting tasks a little less overwhelming, giving us the much needed confidence boost.
- “The Reluctant Mother: A Story No One Wants To Tell” by Zehra Naqvi
Zehra writes about her own motherhood experience in a realistic sense that gives comfort to new mothers who feel lonely.
Why We Love It:
Zehra Naqvi’s insight on motherhood is so raw and real that it feels like a comforting chat with an old friend who is on the same boat as you. Her honesty makes you feel a little less alone and you know that it’s okay to struggle.
- "Raising Capable Children" by Dr Swati Popat Vats
Dr. Vats mentions practical methods through which children are nurtured so that they become confident individuals, this includes- key subjects needed for this subject.
Why We Love It:
These practical methods are like a step-by-step guide to raise a confident kid. Dr. Vats’ straightforward approach helps us see things as it is and feel more equipped to support our child’s growth.
- “The New Indian Parenting Handbook” by Dr. Shalini Mitra
Dr. Mitra has managed to integrate traditional wisdom with modern technologies to give a comprehensive approach to parenting in the Indian context.
Why We Love It:
This book is the best of both worlds. The blend of age-old wisdom and modern techniques makes parenting a bit easier. It gives us all the tools to raise a child in a more balanced and thoughtful way.
Why Do These Books Matter?
We understand parenting is filled with ups and downs, especially if you’re a new parent. These books amalgamate guidance, humour, as well as certain real life scenarios. They can make parenting more enjoyable, relatable and fear free. Look through these names and seek the much needed helping hand along your way, whether it’s a gift to a new parent or to gain insights for yourself. These books will definitely help you make the parenting journey a little smoother.
