Kiddo
Chapter one

What tale shall we tell today?

Give your story a name. It can be as grand or as small as you like — you can change it later.

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Chapter two

Now, what happens?

A sentence, a paragraph, a whole adventure. Write however you’d like — we’ll polish the rest.

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A note on the first page

Is it for someone?

A dedication written in your own hand — or skip this for now.

— Dedication —
— with love
Final chapter

Pick how it will look.

Each style paints your story a different way. You can preview more inside.

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the path so far

How a Kiddo book gets made

Three small steps. About a minute of waiting. A whole lifetime of bedtimes.

01

Tell us about your little one

Their name, what makes them giggle, the way they fall asleep. The more you share, the more it sounds like them.

02

Pick a story to wander into

A bedtime forest, a brave little hedgehog, a sky full of paper boats. We'll braid their world into it.

03

Watch the pages paint themselves

In about a minute, a real picture book — illustrated, written, ready to read tonight.

deeper into the woods

Made for this child. Not children in general.

Oz
Mira
Theo
Ada
Leo
Nova

A hero that looks like them

Curly hair, the green hoodie, the missing front tooth — drawn into every page.

Pick the art style

Gouache storybook, soft watercolor, animated movie, ink & wash, or folk art — five to choose from.

In their language

English, Hebrew, Spanish, French, Arabic, Mandarin, Japanese — read the same story in any of 14.

A dedication that lasts

A handwritten note from you, on the inside cover, every time.

the clearing at dusk

Bedtime, made quiet.

From 2,400+ families who tucked in with a Kiddo book this month.

Maya asked for 'the one about me and the foxes' three nights in a row. We've never had a third night of the same book.

Sara · mom of Maya, 5

I cried at the dedication page. My mom would have loved this. Now my daughter has a book where she's the brave one — that means everything.

Daniel · dad of Iris, 6

We made one in Hebrew for grandma in Tel Aviv. She read it on FaceTime, and Eli understood every word. First time he sat through a whole story.

Talia · mom of Eli, 4

Your child's first  favorite book is one minute away.

Free to make. $19 to keep, hardcover.

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