What we ask you

After checkout we email you a private link. Four minutes of answers, and everything below comes out of them — the title, the character, the words in the chorus.

The brief

Every field except the dedication is required.

Child’s name
Ada
Age
4
Hair colour
Dark brown, curly
What do they love right now?
Planets, and staying up to see them
Dedication (optional)
For Ada, who is learning to sleep in her own room
A book
A young girl with dark curly hair in red star pyjamas and a cardboard space helmet, floating among pastel planets in a deep blue night sky

Ada and the Very Sleepy Moon

A song
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So sleep now, Ada, sleep now — I’ll hold the sky for you…

Our sample lullaby, from Ada and the Very Sleepy Moon. Yours will be written about your own child.

How it works

You choose and check out

Pick the lullaby, the storybook, or both. Payment is handled at checkout — we never see your card details.

We ask a few happy questions

We email you a private link: their name, their age, what their hair does in the morning, the pet they talk to, the thing they are working up the courage to do. Every answer changes the book.

We get to work

We write the story, illustrate every page, and produce the lullaby using AI tools we direct. Then a real person reads the whole thing start to finish, the way you would at bedtime, and sends back anything that is not right.

It arrives in two days

The book as a print-ready PDF, the lullaby as an MP3 you own forever. Not quite right? Tell us and we will change it — one round of edits is always included.

Your child’s details

How we handle what you tell us.

You are describing a child to a stranger on the internet. Here is exactly what we do with that, in plain terms.

We draw a description, not a face

The character is built from what you tell us. We do not copy a photograph, and we do not promise a likeness.

We use AI, and we would rather say so

The illustrations and music are made with AI tools under our direction. A person reads every order through before it reaches you.

Used for your book, and nothing else

We never sell your details and never use them to train anything.

Deleted after 90 days

Your order details, including any photo you send, are erased 90 days after delivery. Ask us to delete them sooner and we will.

The account is yours, not theirs

Bought by adults for children. Children never have accounts, never log in, and are never contacted or marketed to by us.

No reviews here yet — and that is on purpose.

We opened this month. The moment our first families tell us what their children did when they heard their own name in a song, their words will be right here, with their permission and their names on them. We would rather show you nothing than show you something we made up.

The things parents ask us

How does my child end up in the story?

You describe them, and we build the character from what you tell us. Name, age, hair, eyes, the jacket they refuse to take off, the dog they tell secrets to — the more you tell us, the more it looks like them. We do not copy a photograph, and we will explain why on the details form.

How long does it take?

Two days from the moment you send us the details — that is for everything we make. If you have not heard from us by then, email us and we will chase it down.

What if it is not quite right?

Tell us and we will fix it — one full round of changes is included with every order, no arguing. Wrong hair colour, a name spelled the other way, a scene that does not feel like them: just say so. See changes & refunds.

Can I print the book at home?

Yes. You get a print-ready PDF in both US Letter and A4, plus a tablet-sized version for reading in bed. Print it at home, or take the file to any print shop — it is yours to do whatever you like with.

How long is the lullaby?

A gentle 90 to 150 seconds, with your child’s name sung in the chorus. We send you the lyrics for approval before we record it, and you get both MP3 and WAV files.

Who owns the song?

You get an unlimited personal license: play it, share it with family, put it on a keepsake, keep it forever. It is yours to use — we just ask that you do not resell it or use it commercially. The full terms and license spell this out.

Do you use AI to make these?

Yes, and we would rather say so plainly. The illustrations and music are made with AI tools under our direction — we write the brief, design the character, and direct every page. A person then reads the whole thing through before it reaches you, and we will change anything that is not right. Nothing here is pre-made or resold.

What happens to my child’s details?

They are used to make your book and nothing else. We never sell them, never use them to train anything, and we delete your order details — including any photo you send — 90 days after delivery. The privacy page has the detail.

Can I order for a child who is not mine?

Yes, and a lot of people do — grandparents, godparents, aunts. You will need enough detail to fill in the brief, so it helps to ask a parent first.

Every book is one of one

No two are ever the same

We do not have a template with a name dropped into it. Every story is written from scratch, and every child is drawn from scratch - different hair, different world, different adventure.

A young girl with dark curly hair in red star pyjamas and a cardboard space helmet, floating among pastel planets in a deep blue night sky

Ada and the Very Sleepy Moon

Ada, 4 - dark curly hair, red star pyjamas, learning to sleep in her own room

A boy in a yellow raincoat with a rucksack, standing on a mossy cliff holding a paper map, looking out over a misty green valley with waterfalls

Mateo and the Map That Wouldn't Sit Still

Mateo, 6 - black hair, yellow raincoat, nervous about starting a new school

A child with curly ginger hair, freckles and goggles, laughing as they drive a small wooden race car down a country road past sunflower fields

Rosie's Runaway Racer

Rosie, 5 - ginger curls and freckles, would live in her toy car if allowed

A girl with long silver-blonde hair in a patchwork cloak, carrying a glowing lantern into a twilight forest with a small green dragon on her shoulder

Elsie and the Lantern Wood

Elsie, 7 - long fair hair, patchwork cloak, wants a dragon more than anything

A boy in striped blue pyjamas curled up asleep in a big armchair with a picture book, a beagle across his legs and a ginger cat beside him

Jonah, Biscuit and the Long Goodnight

Jonah, 4 - tight black curls, striped pyjamas, tells the dog all his secrets

Sample covers, made the same way yours will be - they show our style and our range, not other people's orders. Tell us your child's theme and we will make something that has never existed before.

The sample lullaby

The Sleepy Moon

The lullaby from Ada and the Very Sleepy Moon.

So sleep now, Ada, sleep now - I'll hold the sky for you...