New baby gift
The first book where they’re already the hero
A newborn gift that won’t end up in a cupboard or the attic: their name on the cover of a story written for them — to read, then to keep.
Create their story
The gift that grows with the child
Soft toy, bodysuit, mobile: newborn gifts all look alike and fade fast. A book where the baby is already the hero is different — parents read it on the first nights, shelve it, and the child rediscovers it at every age.
It’s also a gift that says something about you: not one more object, but a story that exists only for this child.
Easy to gift, even from afar
- The first name is enough — no need to know the exact date or the passions of a three-day-old baby.
- The printed book ships straight to the family if you can’t be there.
- The PDF can slip inside a card or be printed and handed over in person.
An adult reviews every page — that’s the rule
Because a birth leaves no room for guesswork: the full story is reviewed and approved before it’s gifted. No page reaches the family without that approval.
Frequently asked questions
Is a personalised book right for a newborn?
It’s a keepsake gift: parents treasure it, and the child discovers it around age 2–3, recognising their own name. It grows more precious with time — exactly what a newborn gift should do.
Can I order before the birth?
Yes — and if the name changes at the last minute, you can create a new story with the right name in minutes.
I only know the baby’s first name — is that enough?
Yes. The first name alone is enough to write the story — you can add a touch of a world (animals, stars, the forest) to make it even more personal.
PDF or printed book for a new baby?
The printed book has that “keepsake box” feel of a real newborn gift. The PDF ($9.99) remains perfect as a quick option or to give with a card.
Can I check the content before gifting it?
Yes — the full story is reviewed and approved by an adult before it’s gifted. It’s built into the journey, page by page.
Their story starts with their name
Two minutes to describe your child, one review for you, a book they’ll keep.
Create their story