Nita Ambani turns story teller at grandson Prithvi and Jeh Ali Khan’s school – Times of India

Nita Ambani just proved that apart from being an entrepreneur and philanthropist, she is also a good grandmother. Her surprise visit to her grandson Prithvi’s school and reading out kids’ favorite book ‘Peppa Pig’ has amazed all.
“Thursday, 3rd October, was a super special day at the #NMAJS Early Years Campus as we had a surprise visit from our Chairperson, Mrs.Nita Ambani!

The smiles on the kids’ faces said it all when their favourite Nita Ma’am walked into the room.

She read a heartwarming story, and her gentle, loving presence had everyone absolutely captivated.

The little ones were overjoyed to chat with her, and it was clear just how much she adores them too!

Thank you, Nita Ma’am, for making our day so memorable! We can’t wait to have you back for more magical moments,” the official account of Dhirubhai Ambani International School and Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School Mumbai posted on Sunday.
As per the post, Nita visited the school on Thursday which might be one of her busy working days.
In a collage of pictures, shared on Instagram, we can see an elated Nita Ambani interacting with the little ones and among the students is Jeh Ali Khan, the son of Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan.
“Lucky students……. their teacher is the one who showed beautiful Indian culture to the whole world,” one user wrote on Instagram.
Nita Ambani and Mukesh Ambani’s eldest grandchild Prithvi Ambani studies at Nita Mukesh Ambani Junior School (NMAJS) in Mumbai’s Bandra. Prithvi was born to Shloka Ambani and Akash Ambani on December 10, 2020.

Storytelling is deeply embedded in our culture. Storytelling plays a crucial role in a child’s development as it improves both cognitive and emotional growth. It enhances language skills by exposing kids to new vocabulary, sentence structures, and ways of expressing ideas. Through stories, children learn to communicate better and understand the nuances of language. Storytelling stimulates imagination and creativity, allowing children to explore different worlds, characters, and scenarios. It also helps improve attention span and memory, as they follow storylines and recall details. It teaches children about empathy and values by allowing them to experience different perspectives and emotions. Through relatable characters and situations, children grasp important life lessons about kindness, honesty, and resilience.
Storytelling strengthens the bond between parents, grandparents and children, creating a shared experience that fosters connection and trust. Overall, it is a powerful tool for holistic development in early childhood.