Living in the mountains surrounded by tall trees is a family that wants to constantly try different things to support their children. Rekha is an Anganwadi worker, and her spouse Marwal Singh Rana, is a clerk in the high school. They live with their two children Atharva (elder) & Samarth (younger) in a one-bedroom wooden house in Chakrata. Samarth goes to the Anganwadi Centre, where his mother works, while his elder brother goes to school. Samarth and his brother like to play and sit on the long corridor outside their house, shared by their neighbour, supported with wooden hand trails and decorated with hanging flower pots. The house has a direct view of the mountain ranges. Their house is filled with colourful clips, children’s books, a dictionary, the children’s toys & the ones that Rekha had made using wool and old plastic bottles for her children, like a white swan, blue doll, etc. Both parents lovingly call their children by their pet names,  Atharva is called ‘Yuvi’ and Samarth is called ‘Zubi’. Yuvi and Zubi spend their time together learning new things, drawing and playing games like hide and seek, catch and catch. Rekha and Rana share the responsibilities of caregiving. When one takes care of the household chores, the other engages in taking care of the children.