This article by ABP Live, featuring Riri G. Trivedi discusses why co-parenting has become essential in today’s Indian households. Traditionally, mothers managed childcare and domestic duties while fathers focused on earning. In recent times, trends have increased where both parents are now working, the families are becoming smaller, more nuclear, with limited support from grandparents. Therefore, it is no longer feasible for one parent to manage everything alone. Riri Trivedi explains how co-parenting means sharing not only the household chores but also the emotional, mental, and decision-making responsibilities. The article further highlights how urban India is gradually adapting to and

Inner child integration and Indian parenting - Media coverage Nagpur This article talks about an event by the Prabha Khaitan Foundation featuring Riri G. Trivedi, who discussed how childhood adversity profoundly shapes adult mental health. She highlighted that childhood trauma is often unseen and therefore encouraged parents to be aware of how childhood trauma leaves a lasting imprint on the long-term mental health of the adult.  By becoming aware of this implication, the parents can incorporate prevention of childhood trauma into parenting practices.  Several newspaper articles featuring the talk are provided below. Trivedi shared her own journey through postpartum depression,