✦ Let's get started
What's happening in their world?
Every great story is built around a real milestone. Pick the one you want this book to help them through.
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Starting school or a new school
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New baby or sibling
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Moving to a new home
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Learning something new
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Making friends
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Managing big feelings
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A big life change
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Something else
Next, tell us a little about your child.
Step 2 of 5
Tell us about them
Just the basics — this takes about a minute.
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Please enter their name.
Please select their age.
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Step 3 of 5
What do they look like?
These details paint a picture of your child in the story and illustrations.
Black
Dark Brown
Brown
Blonde
Red
Auburn
White/Grey
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Crew Cut
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Past the Ears
To the Shoulders
Long
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Straight
Wavy
Curly
Coily
Please select a hair texture.
Brown
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Blue
Green
Hazel
Grey
Please select an eye color.
Step 4 of 5
Personality & favorites
The fun part — what makes your child uniquely them?
Adventurous
Silly
Kind
Brave
Curious
Please pick a personality trait.
Please enter their favorite thing.
👀 What do they look like? (optional)
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Black
Dark
Brown
Brown
Brown
Blonde
Red
Auburn
White/
Grey
Grey
Crew Cut
Regular Cut
Past Ears
Shoulders
Long
Brown
Dark
Brown
Brown
Blue
Green
Hazel
Grey
A little more detail
Anything else we should know?
The more you write, the closer the story gets to your child's real life. All details matter.
"She has two moms — Mama and Mommy." · "He's terrified of thunderstorms but won't admit it." · "She calls her blanket 'Boo-Boo'." · "His dad calls him 'Buddy', he calls Dad 'Big Guy'."
For nicknames, say who calls whom so we get it exactly right.
"She has two moms — Mama and Mommy." · "He's terrified of thunderstorms but won't admit it." · "She calls her blanket 'Boo-Boo'." · "His dad calls him 'Buddy', he calls Dad 'Big Guy'."
For nicknames, say who calls whom so we get it exactly right.
Anything you'd like the story to avoid? (optional)
Tell us if there are themes, situations, or plot directions that wouldn't fit your child.
"Please don't make it about doing things alone." · "No scary or dark moments — she's sensitive." · "Avoid any competition or winning/losing."
"Please don't make it about doing things alone." · "No scary or dark moments — she's sensitive." · "Avoid any competition or winning/losing."
Any specific lesson or outcome you'd love? (optional)
If you have a message you'd like the story to land on, tell us here.
"I'd love the story to end with her feeling proud of herself." · "I want the lesson to be about asking for help." · "I'd like it to end with the whole family celebrating together."
"I'd love the story to end with her feeling proud of herself." · "I want the lesson to be about asking for help." · "I'd like it to end with the whole family celebrating together."
Step 5 of 5 — Final step!
Almost there
One last thing — tell us where home is, and a little about this milestone.
Please enter their city.
Please enter their state or region.
What's making it exciting, scary, or hard? Write like you're texting a friend about it.
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