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)
HistoryThe First GPS Satellite Launched (1978): NAVSTAR’s Quiet Revolution
A warm, clear look at the first GPS satellite launched 1978. Learn how NAVSTAR Block I used atomic clocks and…
HistoryFirst Thanksgiving 1621: A Three-Day Harvest at Plymouth
First Thanksgiving 1621 tells of a three-day harvest in Plymouth. Pilgrims and Wampanoag people gathered to share food, games, and…
ParentingFive-Minute Bedtime Calm: Mini Story Ritual
Try a bedtime wind-down mini story ritual tonight. One short, steady tale becomes the final cue. In five minutes, closeness,…
AstronomyPlanetary Orbits for Kids: A Simple Start
Planetary orbits for kids are graceful, repeating paths shaped by gravity. This simple guide explains orbits, Kepler and Newton, Earth’s…
Early LearningWhy audio first? Cognitive load and imagination
Choosing audio first eases cognitive load and sparks children's imagination. This post shows how audio reduces visual clutter, strengthens language…
Early ChildhoodBedtime mini story ritual: A pocket-sized calm
A bedtime mini story ritual is a 2–5 minute, predictable tuck-in story. It calms the body, cues sleep, and boosts…
DinosaursAnkylosaurus magniventris: Armored Garden Giant Facts
Ankylosaurus magniventris was a low, heavily armored herbivore from Late Cretaceous North America. Read kid-friendly facts about its armor, tail…
ParentingBedtime wind-down mini story ritual: quiet, short, sure
The bedtime wind-down mini story ritual is a brief, repeatable bedtime habit. Short, calming stories mark the end of the…
Book ReviewsLast Stop on Market Street book: Warm, joyful picture book
A warm, award-winning picture book, Last Stop on Market Street book follows CJ and his Nana on a bus ride…
Family ActivitiesAsk a Story: Kids Submit Topics for Next Week
Ask a Story kids submit topics next week invites children to share one-line ideas. Weekly picks turn tiny prompts into…