2oodle 20o - Dushyant Wadivkar - Bog

2oodle 20o- A South-Asian Dad's Story and Keepsake Journal (for you!)
Once upon a time, in the American Midwest, there were two brand-new South-Asian parents and their adorable 5-month-old baby. They found themselves stuck at home in Michigan because of something called a pandemic. It was a very strange time for everyone. The mommy and daddy had to figure out how to take care of their baby while also working from home. They were not able to meet grandpa and grandma who were in India! Some days were good when things went smoothly, but there were other days when everyone felt a bit confused.
As you dive into their (almost) real story, you'll experience the challenges and triumphs of parenting a new baby amidst a pandemic. Parenting books for new moms and dads often do not make them seen. This book not only provides a heartwarming story but also offers valuable insights into parenting during highly unpredictable times. Rediscover the magic of family time and the power of storytelling, as you embark on this unforgettable adventure.

Designed for children aged 3 to 8, this enchanting bedtime storybook will captivate young minds with its delightful tales. With special journaling pages added at the back of each book, it invites parents and children to create their own stories together. Whether it's sharing a favorite moment, writing down dreams and aspirations, or doodling illustrations, this interactive journal fosters a strong parent-child connection. The keepsake journal will help celebrate your cherished family memories throughout the year. From the bedtime stories that whisked little ones away into dreamland to the everyday adventures that brought laughter and joy, this story by a dad will become your story too.

This heartwarming book is a perfect gift as a Father's Day storybook for kids and captures the journey of a dad's love and the special bond between a dad and a baby. Children can explore the magical moments shared with their parents during a unique time in history.

And if your kids grow up and say, dad, tell me your story, you can bring out the journal long after they're not kids anymore. Let's journey into a world of love, laughter, and lasting memories!