A book for new big brothers and sisters
Turn a new baby's arrival into an adventure written around the child becoming a big sibling: their favourite places, their people, and everything they feel.
Read the complete book before deciding whether to buy it.
Ways to begin
You do not need to tell them how they should feel. Begin with something they love and let the adventure make room for their questions.
One true detail becomes a story
Writing…“On the morning his baby sister arrives, Leo finds a tiny key beneath the cradle. Only someone who knows every corner of the house can discover what it opens.”
Use their familiar places and small everyday talents to set the adventure in motion.
“Nora invites her new baby brother into the secret forest she draws every night. To enter, they must first find the fox who keeps the colours.”
Add their favourite activity, friend, pet, or place so the story grows from who they already are.
“Hugo learns he can love the baby and still miss how some afternoons used to feel. A talking cloud helps him make room for both.”
Choose a heart such as patience, confidence, or asking for help without demanding constant excitement.
These are starting points, not a finished plot. When you create the book, you can change the cast, world, and idea you want it to carry.
Their place matters
The new baby belongs in the story, but the child becoming a big brother or sister remains its hero.
The plot grows from their choices, interests, and distinctive world rather than from a ready-made story about babies.
Excitement, jealousy, curiosity, and uncertainty can coexist. You choose the tone and the value you want to support.
Include the new baby, another sibling, grandparents, a pet, or anyone important as genuine characters in the adventure.
A real printed book
Creating the book is free and produces a complete five-chapter story with its cover and first chapter illustrated. If it feels right, we turn it into a full-colour square softcover book.
Create their story freeEvery story is illustrated in the art style you choose, with characters kept consistent across every page.
Examples we created ourselves, so you can judge the stories and the illustrations before starting your own.
No. The story is written from scratch around the child becoming a big sibling, the people beside them, their world, and the value you want it to carry.
No. You can create an adventure that leaves room for different feelings without turning it into a lecture or demanding constant excitement.
Yes. The baby can join the cast alongside other important people or pets while the older child remains the central hero.
Yes. Creating the story is free, and you can read it in full with its cover and first chapter illustrated before deciding whether to order a printed copy.
It works best for children around 3 to 9. Vocabulary and story complexity adapt to the age you provide.
Start with one thing they love. Creating and reading the complete story is free.
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