Maitri Kids
Now on iOS & Android

Ancient wisdom, little hands. Mythological stories that grow your toddler’s heart and mind.

Maitri Kids brings Hindu mythology to life through short, interactive stories for ages 2 to 5. No ads. No reading required. Just a warm voice, soft colours, and little lessons that stay.

Baby Ganesha, the cheerful remover of obstacles.Baby Krishna, who loves butter, music, and his friends.Baby Hanuman, brave, strong, and always ready to help.Baby Saraswati, who loves the veena, music, and learning new things.

Play with Ganesha, Krishna, Hanuman, and Saraswati today.

No ads, ever

No pop-ups, no tracking, and nothing ever sold to your child. New stories unlock through an optional subscription that only a grown-up can start.

No reading required

A warm, gentle voice guides every step. Text is for parents; audio is for kids.

No fail states

Wrong answers get kind encouragement, never scolding. Toddlers should feel safe.

Every story has the same gentle shape

A five-minute journey your toddler can finish and will want to replay. The activities change with every story; the rhythm stays the same.

  1. A warm opening
    1

    A warm opening

    A gentle namaste introduces the character and the little journey ahead.

  2. Three little activities
    2

    Three little activities

    Matching, searching, sharing, or calm breathing. Every story brings its own.

  3. A joyful celebration
    3

    A joyful celebration

    A happy cheer and one small lesson your toddler carries away.

Curious what this looks like inside a real story? See how the learning works.

The stories so far

New stories arrive across Ganesha, Krishna, Hanuman, and Saraswati. A few are free to start, and the rest unlock with Maitri Plus.

Baby Ganesha smiling, ready to clear the path to his friends.Free

Ganesha

Ganesha and the Little Obstacles

Help Ganesha clear the rocky path, find his hidden modaks in the flower garden, and breathe through the Windy Bridge to share sweets with his friends.

Every obstacle becomes small when we stay calm and try again.

Baby Hanuman cheering in the forest after helping his friends.Free

Hanuman

Hanuman's Forest Adventure

Little Hanuman meets three forest friends who need a hand: bananas to share, a baby bird to lift home, and a bridge of logs to build for a bunny.

Helping our friends makes everyone happy.

Baby Saraswati standing on a lotus, playing her veena beside Hamsa the swan.Free

Saraswati

Saraswati's Morning Melody

The forest is quiet and waiting. Wake the sleepy strings of Saraswati's veena, follow her glowing morning song note by note, and carry the music to every flower until the whole garden blooms.

Every beautiful song begins with one little note.

Baby Krishna holding a pot of freshly churned butter.Starts free

Krishna

Krishna and the Butter Surprise

A sunny morning in Vrindavan. Krishna and his friends stack up to reach the butter, churn it together, and share every last spoonful with the herd.

When friends come together, even the smallest hands can reach the highest joys.

Ganesha surrounded by the garden animals he has helped.Maitri Plus

Ganesha

Ganesha's Garden of Friends

Ganesha prepares a garden party. He brings rain to a wilted flower, guides a lost bee home, and shares the right treat with each hungry friend.

A little help brings big smiles.

Ganesha with his family: Parvati, Shiva, and Kartikeya.Maitri Plus

Ganesha · Picture book

Ganesha's Family

A gentle bedtime picture book. Meet Mama Parvati, Papa Shiva, and big brother Kartikeya, and settle in for a warm goodnight with the whole family.

Home is where our family keeps us safe and loved.

Celebrate the festivals

Alongside the deity stories, little celebrations arrive with the calendar. Each one is a short, hands-on way to share a festival your family already loves, and they are always free.

A bright decorated rakhi with a pink flower, a golden star, a blue gem, and red tassels.Free

Festival · Make · Tie · Share

Raksha Bandhan

A gentle celebration of the bond between brothers and sisters. Your toddler adds three shiny decorations to a rakhi, ties it on a wrist, and shares a plate of sweets to finish the day.

Raksha Bandhan reminds us to love, help, and care for each other.

Where to find Maitri Kids

Now available on iOS and Android. Tap a store below to download.

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Questions? Reach us at hello@maitrikids.com.

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