Nanha Safar

A walkthrough

Open the first page.

Each spread is a quiet place to hold one small first: space to write, space to leave blank, and a hand-drawn illustration to keep you company. The ceremonies live here too. Naamkaran, annaprashan, the first Diwali. And on every spread, a small sparrow waits to be found.

Journal page: My First Year

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My First Year

The cover. It opens to a year of firsts.

Go on. It does not mind fingerprints.

A page for each first

A quiet place to hold each little first.

Let's begin.

Journal spread: The First Portrait

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The First Portrait

A place for the very first photograph, and the words that come with it.

Journal spread: Tiny Beginnings

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Tiny Beginnings

Hand-drawn illustrations to hold the details: the size of feet, the softness of hair.

Journal spread: The Family Tree

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The Family Tree

Roots on cream paper. A page to trace where your child's story begins.

The kind of things it asks

Small questions, easy to answer.

The prompts are gentle. You never have to write much, and you never have to write well. A few honest words are enough.

  • The first thing we noticed about you.
  • What we were doing when we found out you were coming.
  • The sound you make that we never want to forget.
  • Who you were named after, and why.
  • A little letter to you this month.