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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2026 · 4 MIN

The Curious Little Parrot — Jataka Tale on Gaining Knowledge for Kids in Canada | Screen free learning

from From Mangoes to Maples™ · host Millie

In today’s gentle story from From Mangoes to Maples™, Children are introduced to a clever little parrot who is always full of questions about the world around him. As he explores and asks about the mysteries of nature, young listeners discover how fun it can be to stay curious, be brave enough to ask questions, and enjoy learning something new every day. This episode is perfect for Indian families raising children in Canada who want screen-free learning, stronger listening skills, and a warm way to pass on India’s universal values. Curiosity helps children grow with confidence — especially when they sometimes feel unsure in a new country with new traditions and new questions of their own.Children will hear a soothing, thoughtful tale inspired by the ancient Jataka tradition and adapted for modern young listeners in Canada.Source: Adapted from the spirit of the Jataka Tales (Indian Buddhist literature of moral stories)Follow me on Instagram: @frommangoestomaplesEmail: [email protected]

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