It’s become our bedtime ritual — a soft landing for the day.

Every night, my daughter chooses a page from The Magic Sketchbook and draws her feelings. Sometimes it’s a cloud, sometimes a volcano. We talk, we breathe, and she sleeps lighter. It’s given us a language for emotions we never had before.

Asha Mehta – Parent

I didn’t know feelings could be drawn!

Maya showed me how to draw my worry cloud. I made it purple with zigzags. Then I made a rainbow path to walk out of it. Now I do that when I feel twisty inside.

Riya – Age 8, Student

It bridges ancient wisdom and modern parenting beautifully.

I’ve explored mindfulness apps and parenting books, but this sketchbook is different. It’s poetic, practical, and rooted in something deeper. My son now says, ‘I am the sky, not the storm.’ That’s worth everything.

Rohan Desai – Father & Tech Professional

My classroom feels calmer — and more connected.

We start each day with a breath ritual and a sketch prompt. The children are more grounded, more expressive. Even my shyest students now share their ‘feeling animals’ with pride. It’s transformed our mornings.

Owen Mitchell – Primary Teacher

It’s therapy disguised as play.

I use The Magic Sketchbook in my sessions with children. The stories are gentle yet profound. One child drew his ‘anger dragon’ and then gave it wings to fly away. That moment was pure healing.

Dev Sharma – Breathwork Facilitator

I feel like the sky now.

When I get mad, I remember Maya’s mantra. I am the sky. My storm will pass. I draw the storm, then I draw the sky. It helps me breathe better.

Kabir – Age 10, Student