With 90% of a child's brain formed by age five, this episode dives deep into how parents can foster an environment that enhances cognitive growth through right-brain stimulation.

In this enlightening episode of the Modern Indian Parent Podcast, host Sanchita Daswani talks with edupreneur Pranay Dattani, founder of Tickle Right, about the critical importance of early brain development in children.

Pranay shares actionable insights on creating dynamic experiences for young children, emphasizing holistic learning that nurtures resilience and creativity.

Parents, this is your chance to unlock the secrets of effective parenting during those formative years.

Discover how to support your child's emotional intelligence and critical thinking skills, ensuring they thrive in the future!

This episode is sponsored by Tickle Right.

📌 Episode Chapters

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02:28 Intro and founding of Tickle Right

06:46 What does holistic brain development mean?

08:11 Difference between right and left brain?

11:56 How toys build your child’s brain?

13:29 Newborn activities to nurture the brain

16:35 Why is brain development so important in first few years?

17:52 How important are schools for brain development?

24:48 How can we help as parents to promote creativity outside of school?

28:12 Long term benefits of supporting brain development in early years?

30:31 How can working parents help their kids thrive?

33:46 How to teach kids to build resilience?

40:28 Tickle right: Purpose and how they support kids

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Rinie Gupta (Host, Pediatric Sleep Consultant): https://www.instagram.com/riniegupta/

Sanchita Daswani (Co-Host, Pediatric Nutritionist): https://www.instagram.com/sanchitadaswani/

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Pranay Dattani: https://www.instagram.com/tickleright/

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Join Sanchita Daswani, a pediatric nutritionist, and Rinie Gupta, a pediatric sleep consultant, as they discuss the vital importance of teaching children about body safety. This episode is designed for mothers with children under five, offering practical advice on how to start these conversations early. With alarming statistics highlighting the rise in child sexual abuse, Sanchita and Rinie provide a roadmap for parents to equip their children with the knowledge they need to stay safe. They share effective strategies, including age-appropriate language, recommended books, and role-playing scenarios to help children recognize and respond to uncomfortable situations. Tune in for empowering insights that will help you protect your child and foster open communication about body safety.

Book recommendations:

https://www.menstrupedia.com/?srsltid=AfmBOorc-63d4Qod1LDjQFuRDb1cAVKA8G1oLiWh1DNAZpGotDgKLUs2

https://www.amazon.com/Body-What-Say-Goes-relationships/dp/1925089266#:~:text=My%20Body!-,What%20I%20Say%20Goes!%3A%20A%20book%20to%20empower%20and,surprises%2C%20consent%2C%20and%20respectful%20relationships

https://www.amazon.com/Private-Parts-are-Learning-inappropriately/dp/1761160257

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01:33 Why we need to teach our kids about body safety

05:18 Stages of teaching body safety at every age

05:54 Using correct terminology of body parts

08:07 Recommended books and role play

13:16 Good touch vs bad touch

15:53 How to teach kids to handle bad touch

17:50 How to help kids identify safe network

19:31 The steps parents need to take

22:49 Setting boundaries with family members

28:51 Handling secrets vs surprises

33:01 Signs of abuses to look for

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Rinie Gupta (Host, Pediatric Sleep Consultant): https://www.instagram.com/riniegupta/

Sanchita Daswani (Co-Host, Pediatric Nutritionist): https://www.instagram.com/sanchitadaswani/

In this episode, Rinie and Sanchita look back at purchases they made during the first few years of their kid’s lives and discuss the ones they regret buying along with more suitable options.

00:00 Intro

01:30 Sippy cups

03:43 Over sized strollers

06:15 Baby loungers

09:45 Head shaping pillow

11:57 Baby blankets

16:07 Newborn clothes

17:03 Baby Swings

19:56 Baby Rockers

21:25 Wipe warmers

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