A keepsake for ages 2–8

The things they say deserve their own little book.

From bedtime theories to backseat one-liners, Tiny Tales is an idea for turning your child’s funniest quotes into illustrated, one-quote-per-page keepsakes.

We’re shaping the idea now; book orders aren’t open.

A child smiling while reading an illustrated picture book in bed

A little example

“Does the moon have a bedtime?”

An imagined quote, age 4

Big words. Little people.

Not another photo book—more like a time capsule in their own words.

One quote, one illustrated page, one tiny snapshot of who they are right now.

From “wait, what?” to a keepsake

Little lines, saved for a long time.

Kids say the most wonderfully unexpected things. Here’s the simple path we’re exploring to help those words stick around.

A page in the making

One quote, all the attention

“I need to pack my invisible shoes.”

An imagined example • age 4

A playful page concept—not a finished book or customer quote.

  1. 01

    Catch the exact words

    Jot down the line that made you laugh, along with your child’s age and the date. A note on your phone works just fine for now.

  2. 02

    Give the quote its own page

    The keepsake we’re dreaming up gives every quote room to shine, paired with a little illustration inspired by the moment.

  3. 03

    Keep a year of little stories

    Over time, those one-line memories could come together in a book that sounds just like your kid at ages 2–8.

The first little test

20 parents. A whole lot of kid wisdom.

The pilot is planned around simple illustrated square quote cards: a way to see what parents save, love, and choose to share without a nudge.

A small next step

Catch one funny line today. Keep the words as they were said, then add your child’s age and the date. That’s the kind of moment this idea is here to hold onto.

The pilot is being shaped; this page isn’t a signup or book-order form.