A bedtime hug
A short, calming memory for the end of the day.
- Tell them the silliest thing they did as a baby.
- Describe their favourite cuddle spot.
- Say goodnight in three of your usual ways.
Stories
The stories only you can tell.
Bedtime, brave days, family memories and the milestones ahead — gentle prompts to help you say the things that matter most.
Starter templates
child-safeStart with a moment that matters. Each collection gives you a few gentle questions, so you never have to face a blank page.
On a brave day
Words for when they need a little courage.
- Share a time you felt scared and how you got through it.
- Remind them of a moment you were proud of them.
- Tell them what you whisper when they're worried.
Our story together
A gentle memory of you and them.
- Describe the day you first met them.
- Share an inside joke that's just yours.
- Tell them what their name means to you.
When you're older
A letter to the grown-up they'll become.
- Tell them what you hope they'll always remember.
- Share one lesson you'd want them to carry.
- Say what makes you proudest about who they are.
All memories are private to your family until you choose to share them. We never show child names or photos publicly.
Why parents are recording
"I cried recording it, and I smiled knowing she'll always have me — even on the days I can't be there."
— Sarah, mum of two
"I travel a lot for work. Now my boys hear my voice at bedtime, even when I'm not home."
— James, dad of three
"Co-parenting is hard. Amaratas means my daughter hears mum every night, in both houses."
— Priya, mum of one
"It's not about replacing me — it's about making sure my love is never out of reach."
— Aisha, mum and early tester