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Shlokas For Babies - A Sound Book of Raksha Mantras
Shlokas For Babies - A Sound Book of Raksha Mantras
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- Narasimha Mantra
- Gayatri Mantra
- Ganapati Stuti
- Hanuman Chalisa
- Durga Mantra
- Shiv Stuti
ISBN: 978-93-340-0952-1
Dimensions: 17.5x17.5x2.5 cm. (HxWxD)
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I purchased both books and they’re amazing. My son is just learning gods and goddesses and mantras so it’s a lovely intro book for him. And the best thing is he can hear the mantras as well. Definitely worth the purchase. Illustration is very nice and quality of the books are good. I purchased 2 additional copies to gift as well. Highly highly recommend !
I’m very happy with this Music Mantra book for my baby. The book is beautifully designed with bright colors and engaging music that immediately caught my baby’s attention. The sound quality is clear, and the buttons are easy for little hands to press. It’s both fun and educational, helping my baby enjoy music while learning at the same time. The quality of the book is also very good and durable. Overall, a wonderful purchase—I highly recommend it for babies and toddlers!
As a parent trying to instill sanskar and cultural grounding in my baby, this sound book has been a blessing. Shlokas for Babies features sacred mantras with a simple press-and-play audio format that instantly captures my baby’s attention.
The soothing sound of each shloka brings a sense of calm, and it’s a great way to build a spiritual environment at home from the early months no screens, just pure, meaningful sound. The book is sturdy, beautifully designed, and easy for little hands to explore.
Highly recommended for parents who want to gently introduce Indian traditions and values right from the start.
My two girls (5 months and 2 years) love this book! The picture and sound quality are excellent! I love that we are able to introduce shlokas in such a creative way; this book makes remembering them so much easier for the kids. Would highly recommended!
Interesting subject...as you go along, please add more variations of shlokas and supporting music to keep babies involved alongwith adults too...