Can you tell me about Baba's daily interaction with the little girl named Amani?

Certainly. Chapter 29 narrates a touching daily event where a three-year-old girl named Amani would approach Baba after his morning meal. Holding an open tin box, she would sit and ask him for "rupees, rupees!". Although Baba had great affection for children and would hold Amani to his chest, he would often feign anger, saying things like "What do I owe to your father?". However, the scripture clarifies this anger was purely external, masking deep waves of love. He would then take a rupee from his bag and place it in her box, a routine that happened daily and showcases his loving, playful nature.