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The first two years of life are the most delicate and decisive in shaping a child’s future. This handbook has been specially written for Indian parents to guide them through the joys and challenges of nurturing a little one who cannot yet express themselves in words.
Drawing on scientific insights from child psychology, brain development, nutrition, and emotional growth, the book offers practical suggestions, cultural relevance, and easy-to-follow tips for everyday care. From breastfeeding and sleep routines to emotional bonding and early play, every chapter is designed to support parents in building a strong foundation for their child’s health, happiness, and confidence.
Unlike generic parenting guides, this edition has been adapted with Indian family values, societal contexts, and government support systems in mind. It also offers suggestions for Anganwadi workers and community programs, making it a resource for both parents and caregivers.
Whether you are a first-time parent, a grandparent helping at home, or a caregiver shaping the earliest experiences of a child, this book will be your companion in the beautiful journey of the first two years.
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K.K. Sahu
Dr. Krishna Kumar Sahu retired from his position as a Professor in the University Department of Botany, L.N. Mithila University in Darbhanga, Bihar. During his distinguished career, he made significant contributions to the academic field, particularly in the study of Algae, by supervising many theses, publishing a book on Mushroom, with another book on Algal Cytological Techniques (forthcoming), presenting numerous research papers at both national and international conferences, and successfully handling a UGC research project and availed the prestigious UGC Teacher Fellowship.
Dr. Sahu has a diverse range of interests, including his development of statistical analysis software during his doctoral research in the late 1980s when the field of Computer Science was not well-developed, and resources were limited. He also held the administrative position of Development Officer at the university while maintaining his regular teaching and research activities. Dr. Sahu has a strong interest in astronomy and technology and is continually exploring new fields of study.
In addition, Dr. Sahu has a keen interest in child psychology, believing that good education for children should be the primary role of society. As a hobby, he has read several books and research papers on the subject, furthering his knowledge and understanding of this field.
Overall, Dr. Sahu's impressive accomplishments in academia and his broad range of interests demonstrate his dedication to learning and making meaningful contributions to various fields.
