Christening gift
The christening gift that already tells their story
Godfather, godmother: between the medal tucked away in a drawer and the toy of the moment, give the book where their name becomes legend — the keepsake that grows with them.
Create their story
Being a godparent starts with a beautiful gift
A godparent’s gift should mean something — not the most expensive one, the one no one forgets. A story where the child is the hero says exactly what you want to tell them: you matter, from day one.
And unlike the keepsake jewellery they’ll discover at 18, this book lives right away: parents read it at bedtime, the child spots their own name, and your name stays attached to the bedtime ritual.
Ready for the big day
- The printed book — that “gorgeous book” moment on the gift table, ordered a few days ahead.
- The PDF ($9.99) — ready in minutes if the christening is this week; print it or gift it with a card.
- Reading it aloud — some godparents read the story themselves on the evening of the celebration; it hardly gets more personal.
An adult reviews every page — that’s the rule
The full story is shown to you before it’s gifted: you approve the text page by page. A christening gift has to be flawless — yours will be.
Frequently asked questions
Is a book a fitting christening gift for a baby?
Yes — it’s a keepsake gift that grows more precious with time. The child spots their name in the story around age 2–3, and the book stays on their shelf for years.
Can I give this book as a godparent?
It’s actually the perfect gift: it carries your bond with the child. You create the story in their name, and the book becomes a keepsake of your place in their life.
What budget for a personalised christening gift?
The illustrated PDF is $9.99, the 3-story bundle $24.99. The printed book delivers that “beautiful gift” effect for the reception.
The christening is next Sunday — is it doable?
Yes. Two minutes to describe the child, a few minutes of creation, your review: the PDF is ready today — print it or slip it into a card.
I only know the child’s first name — is that enough?
Yes — a first name and an age are enough. A story needs nothing more to make them the hero.
The christening gift starts with their name
Two minutes to describe your child, one review for you, a book they’ll keep.
Create their story