Roshni Sawhny

Roshni Sawhny

Co-founder & Head of Growth at Storypie. Previously Head of Growth at Rave Textiles; Founder at R Interiors. University of Connecticut and Hunter College.

Articles by Roshni Sawhny (314)

A warm, simple guide to nuclear power for families. Short sentences and clear ideas explain fuel, reactors, safety, waste, and history in kid-friendly language. Spark curiosity with quick questions and Storypie stories. Family Learning

Nuclear Power for Families: A Friendly, Clear Guide

A warm, simple guide to nuclear power for families. Short sentences and clear ideas explain fuel, reactors, safety, waste, and…

A tiny, joyful family prompt. The weekend imagination challenge create your own hero asks families to pick a power, name a mission, and share a quick drawing or audio clip. Fast, friendly, and confidence-building. Classroom Ideas

Weekend Imagination Challenge: Create Your Own Hero

A tiny, joyful family prompt. The weekend imagination challenge create your own hero asks families to pick a power, name…

Bright and simple, this guide introduces renewable energy for kids. It covers sunlight, wind, water, geothermal and biomass with history, hands-on ideas, safety tips, and Storypie story links for each age group. Activities

Renewable Energy for Kids: Sun, Wind & Water Made Simple

Bright and simple, this guide introduces renewable energy for kids. It covers sunlight, wind, water, geothermal and biomass with history,…

A bedtime wind-down mini story ritual is a very short, calming tale used nightly as a sleep cue. Keep it 2–5 minutes, repeat the same story, and place it at the end of the routine for predictable calm. Parenting

Bedtime wind-down mini story ritual: Calm, short, repeatable

A bedtime wind-down mini story ritual is a very short, calming tale used nightly as a sleep cue. Keep it…

A friendly look at the phonograph for kids. Learn Edison’s 1877 invention, how it worked, why it mattered, and simple listening tips. Try a short Storypie story to hear history with little ears. History for Kids

Edison’s Little Machine: The Phonograph for Kids

A friendly look at the phonograph for kids. Learn Edison’s 1877 invention, how it worked, why it mattered, and simple…

Resting for kids means quiet wakefulness, not sleep. Short pauses calm emotions, improve attention, and help recovery. Small, predictable rests—naps, microbreaks, or a cozy corner—give big benefits for learning and wellbeing. Parenting

Resting: small pauses that help children recharge

Resting for kids means quiet wakefulness, not sleep. Short pauses calm emotions, improve attention, and help recovery. Small, predictable rests—naps,…

Audio-first storytelling reduces visual clutter and boosts imagination. For parents and teachers, audio-first means calmer bedtimes, stronger vocabulary, and richer pretend play in just a short daily ritual. Bedtime

Why audio-first matters for kids: calm, creativity, sleep

Audio-first storytelling reduces visual clutter and boosts imagination. For parents and teachers, audio-first means calmer bedtimes, stronger vocabulary, and richer…

Education through storytelling ages 3-12 helps children remember ideas, grow vocabulary, and practice social thinking. Short, character-led tales act like friendly memory hooks that make learning feel like play. Child Development

Education through storytelling ages 3-12: why narrative sticks

Education through storytelling ages 3-12 helps children remember ideas, grow vocabulary, and practice social thinking. Short, character-led tales act like…

A bedtime mini story ritual is a tiny, repeatable wind-down. Five-minute tales signal rest and build calm. Regular timing makes bedtime predictable, supports language, and deepens caregiver-child connection across busy summer evenings. Parenting

Bedtime mini story ritual: tiny, mighty wind-down tonight

A bedtime mini story ritual is a tiny, repeatable wind-down. Five-minute tales signal rest and build calm. Regular timing makes…

Try this Weekend imagination challenge create your own hero. Families invent playful heroes in 10 to 30 minutes. Use short prompts, a quick sketch, and a five minute Storypie voice recording to boost confidence and repeat play. Activities

Weekend imagination challenge: Create your own hero

Try this Weekend imagination challenge create your own hero. Families invent playful heroes in 10 to 30 minutes. Use short…