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 (358)
Bedtime RoutinesWhy audio-first bedtime stories help focus and imagination
Short, audio-first bedtime stories lower cognitive load and spark imagination. Try a ten to fifteen minute Storypie audio at night.…
BiographiesRosa Parks biography for kids: A warm, simple story
A warm, simple Rosa Parks biography for kids that shares her quiet life and brave bus protest. Short facts, key…
Family ActivitiesThe Printing Press for Kids: Clear History and Family Fun
A friendly, simple guide to the printing press for kids. Meet Gutenberg and early Asian printers. Learn how a hand…
Early ChildhoodBedtime mini story ritual: calm five-minute wind-down
A bedtime mini story ritual is a short, predictable pause before sleep. These five quiet minutes cue rest, build closeness,…
BiographiesThomas Edison Biography for Kids: Curiosity & Tinkering
A friendly Thomas Edison biography for kids that highlights curiosity, tiny experiments, and everyday inventions. Short timeline, clear facts, and…
Blog Post About None
Failed to generate blog post about None. Error: ‘NoneType’ object has no attribute ‘strip’ As of 2025, there are over…
BiographiesLewis Carroll biography for parents: Quick family guide
A short, friendly Lewis Carroll biography for parents. Learn quick facts about Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, Alice's origins, key books, and…
Bedtime RoutinesBedtime mini story ritual: five-minute wind-down for kids
A bedtime mini story ritual is a short, repeatable five-minute wind-down that helps children calm before sleep. Try a tiny…
AstronomyAsteroids for Kids: Rocky Time Capsules
Asteroids for kids opens a wonder-full look at rocky leftovers from planet formation. Short facts, playful examples, and Storypie stories…
Bedtime RoutinesBedtime wind-down: mini story ritual
A bedtime wind-down mini story ritual is a short, calm nightly pause. Repeating a three to five minute tale helps…