The Tiny Tales story

About Tiny Tales

Kids have a way with words. The strange questions, the accidental poetry, the very confident explanations of how the world works—we want to help families keep them.

Tiny Tales is an early-stage idea for illustrated kid-quote books. Instead of another album of photos, imagine a yearly hardcover filled with their words, one quote per page.

What we’re building

The plan is to let parents log quotes by text, voice note, or form, along with their child’s age and the date. Each entry would become an illustrated page and a free square card to save or share. Extra book copies for grandparents are part of the plan, too.

Starting small, staying honest

This isn’t a launched book service yet. Print costs, pricing, formats, and delivery timing are still being explored. Our proposed first test is a small group of 20 parents trying free quote-card templates, so we can learn whether the idea earns a place in real family life.

Your first page can start today

Open a note on your phone. Write down something your kid said, their age, and the date. No need to tidy up their grammar—that’s half the charm.