Description
Fruits and vegetables are among the first words a toddler learns to name, and these cards add the Jain layer at the same age: which are eaten freely, which are avoided, and why. The 22 abhakshya, the foods a Jain does not eat, are marked and explained, so the reason the family skips brinjal or leaves out root vegetables is learnt with the picture rather than as a rule announced at the table.
Good for: toddlers from about a year old naming pictures, and children up to five learning the abhakshya.
How families use it: play them as a naming game in the kitchen, sort the cards into eaten and avoided, and take them along when shopping so the child finds the real thing. Pathshalas use them for the Jain food lesson. Related sets and books are under Jain Food.
Extraordinary book …my son really enjoy lot 💓
I am glad to recieve this flash card my daughter aangi she is 22 months and enjoying study
This collection saved me from doing paap. Hadn’t I purchased it, I would have never know about so many veggies that should not be part of our menu. Thank you Shrut Gyan Team.
Thank you so much for this. It really helped a lot.
Nice
Wonderful concept to get the base stronger in early childhood it self..
Shrut Gyan is doing the great job..
Your child can know what can Jain people eat by these flashcards