About The Champa Tree

The Champa Tree - Parenting blog logo

“A flowering plant also known as Frangipani, Champa is known for its fragrance, color, and beauty. As per Hindu mythology, the splendor of Champa has been linked with Lord Krishna. It is believed that honeybees don’t sit on the Champa flower because the Lord has instructed them not to…”

The Champa Tree - Parenting blog logo

The Champa Tree (aka TCT) was conceived in the month of May 2014. It is India’s leading parenting blog and community, with over 200K monthly views and 120K monthly unique visitors. It is a safe and supportive space for parents to find information and advice on all aspects of parenting, from pregnancy and childbirth to early childhood development and teenage years. The blog also covers a wide range of other topics related to family life, such as education, health, and wellness.

The Champa Tree is known for its comprehensive and informative content, as well as its honest and relatable tone. The blog’s writers are experts in their respective fields, but they also share personal stories and experiences, which makes the content relatable to parents at all stages of their journey.

Here are some of the things that make The Champa Tree blog so insightful:

  1. The blog covers a wide range of topics, from pregnancy and childbirth to early childhood development and teenage years. This means that parents can find information and advice on everything they need to know, no matter what stage their child is at.
  2. The blog’s writers are experts in their respective fields. They provide accurate and up-to-date information on a variety of parenting topics, from education and health to child development and behavior.
  3. The blog also shares personal stories and experiences from parents. This helps to make the content relatable and provides parents with a sense of community.
  4. The blog’s tone is honest and open. The writers do not shy away from difficult topics, such as postpartum depression or childhood behavior problems. They offer honest and practical advice to help parents navigate these challenges.

With so much to read and so little time, what are you waiting for?

The Champa Tree - Vaishali S Sharma, the Founder

About the Founder

Vaishali Sudan Sharma, the founder of The Champa Tree blog, India’s leading parenting blog and community also happens to have over 15 years of experience on the professional front. She is a seasoned brand communications professional, a certified digital marketer, and a content specialist. Her skills encompass everything from crafting brand strategies and assessing client communication objectives to crisis management.

Above all, Vaishali stands as a devoted and fervent champion for parents and children. She believes that parenting is the most important job in the world, and she is committed to providing parents with the information and resources they need to succeed.

Vaishali is a regular contributor to various parenting websites and magazines, and her views have been featured in several media outlets, including The Hindu, India Today 1 and India Today 2, Sheroes, The Times of India, The Hindustan Times, Mumbai Mirror, The Economic Times, The Print,  BBC UK, Parent Circle, eShe, to name a few. She is also a speaker and panelist at various parenting events.

Vaishali is a respected voice in the Indian parenting community, and she is known for her honest and relatable approach to parenting.

Here are some of the accomplishments:

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76 thoughts on “About The Champa Tree”

  1. Hi! I am Dr. Garima Verma, a dentist, an Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon, a blogger, and a mom to a wonderful 4-year-old. I went through your website and loved it. I would love to collaborate with you with a guest post on your website. Looking forward to hearing back from you.

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  2. Hi,
    My name is Sarah and I’m a content marketing executive.
    I`m writing you because I would love to contribute a guest posthttps://thechampatree.in/ If you’re open to it we would like to provide you with a piece of quality content that will be a great fit for your website and your readers. The content will not be in any way promotional. The article shall carry a do-follow link to our website.

    Would love to hear back from you
    Thanks & Regards, 

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  4. This post is extremely radiant. I extremely like this post. It is outstanding amongst other posts that I’ve read in quite a while. Much obliged for this better than average post. I truly value it!

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  7. A nicely done up blog by a hands on mommy and full time professional. Liked your posts. Very relatable as a fellow mommy. Keep up the good work.

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  8. Your have such a wonderful blog here. Really love the name of your blog 🙂
    learningmamma.blogspot.com

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      1. I loved the ‘ Power of a strong hug’ , and the accidentally stumbled upon this article ‘ Three important things I would like to teach my daughter’ just below it, just because of the fact that I am also a single mother, and have no qualms about it!
        Thanks for the motivation TCT.

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  11. Hi I am so thrilled I found your site, I really found you
    by error, while I was researching on Digg for something else, Anyhow I am here now and would just like
    to say many thanks for a tremendous post and a all round interesting blog (I also love the
    theme/design), I don’t have time to go through it
    all at the moment but I have saved it and also added
    in your RSS feeds, so when I have time I will be
    back to read more, Please do keep up the excellent job.

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  12. Hi Vaishali.
    I just read two of your blog posts and I’m in love with your blog. It’s like the words were taken out of my brain and mouth and worded beautifully! I read about the induced labor and c-section and the not-wanting-to-have-another-baby-soon articles and it resonated my thoughts on both.
    Thank you for these articles and stay blessed!

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  13. Hello there

    You commented on my most recent post, about C-Section Mommas and I went to approve your post and accidentally deleted it. I am so sorry! I just wanted to thank you for commenting and thank you for sharing!!

    Ashley

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  14. TCT is such a wonderful site dat I can assure every mother who comes across fr d v.first time will want to read it every time..The updates dat I get to read relate me so much wid Vaishali’s caretaking for Brat H as we happen to be mothers fr exactly same age (may born) kids…
    It’s a biggest help n I salute Vaishali fr her innovation n d effort wid wich she is raising dis site..
    Wid every read I am liking it even more is all dat I can say….n its a Must Must read fr all d mothers….
    All d v.best n wish u all d success my friend:)

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  15. Hi Vaishali, This is such a beautiful blog you have put together – it shows the real love you have for your son, and your amazing way of expressing that love. I’m sure other people have found it a real blessing ! Keep up the good work and here’s to lots more great and inspiring updates. Take care.

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  22. Hai Vaishali,

    I am Vasantha from ” My Sweet Nothings”. I would like to add you as a Guest writer for my article “This MOM’s Life”. If you are willing, you can contact me at my mail id:
    [email protected]

    Thanks in advance.

    With Regards,
    Vasantha

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  25. I have been on your blog since some hours back and could relate to most of the posts. Might be because am too a first time mommy and could live the moments narrated.

    Will love reading. Following you!!

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  30. Hi, Vaishali! I asked bloggers to nominate their favorite mommy blogger for the Versatile Blogger Award, and you’ve been picked by A Momma’s View! I just want you to know that you’re one of my favorite mommy bloggers too. Keep on inspiring other moms. Happy Mother’s Day!

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      1. My favorite posts are ” This MOM’s Life ” series … I love this most …. Very happy to know the feelings and lessons of fellow mother friends ….

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  34. Thanks for the likes and follow dear. I love Champa and its fragrance. Your blog has the refreshing fragrance of Champa. Loved it. Enjoy Sunday and keep spreading the fragrance of love. Love and hugs.

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    1. And I have nominated you for The Daydreamer Award. Funny thing is that I did this last week and here I am, informing you after 10 days! Motherhood rocks 😉

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