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2025-12-17 12:11:09 -

Aapli Mula: A Thoughtful Parenting Guide Every Family Needs
Parenting is a journey filled with love, questions, and constant learning. In today’s fast-changing world, parents often look for guidance that is practical, emotional, and rooted in strong values. Aapli Mula, a well-known Marathi parenting book written by Shobha Bhagwat, offers exactly that. At ChikuPiku, we believe that parenting is less about following a strict set of rules and...

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2025-11-06 10:48:25 -

Beyond the Quick Fix: Where Do We Find Real Parenting Wisdom?
As parents, we often search for a manual, a guide, or a single course that promises to teach us "how to parent." We live in an age of information, yet we often feel lost. The truth is, genuine parenting education isn't found in one place. It is a mindset we must cultivate. There is a wonderful story about a new mother on a cold day, trying to warm her baby. She kept piling blankets on the...

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2025-11-06 11:05:41 -

Happy Parents, Happy Kids | Positive Parenting Tips
At Chikupiku, we are surrounded by the magical world of stories, learning, and childhood. As a brand deeply invested in education, we talk a lot about what children need to thrive. But what if the single most important ingredient for a happy child isn’t something we buy them, but something we show them? As parents, especially in our Indian culture, we are masters of sacrifice. We often...

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2025-11-12 11:04:26 -

Innocent Child World Pt 1: Child Safety | Chiku Piku
In today’s world, we imagine our children are safe. They’re at home, near us, shielded from harm. Yet the reality is more complex. During the pandemic and beyond, children’s freedom to roam, play and connect has been restricted. The backyard that once felt safe may still hide unseen dangers. Society’s structure has evolved, and the sense of open trust we once had...

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