Their interests, your judgment
Personalized bedtime stories without starting from a blank page
Personalization can be as simple as choosing a favorite subject, a kind of hero, and a feeling to explore. You do not need to enter a child’s full name, school, address, or other identifying details to make a story feel relevant.
Personalize the parts that matter
Choose a theme your child already talks about, a broad content level, the language, and the kind of ending you want. Add a learning idea only when it fits naturally.
- Interest: oceans, trucks, dance, animals, space, or family traditions.
- Moment: bedtime, a new routine, a difficult feeling, or practicing patience.
- Format: illustrated storybook, narrated story, or animated story.
Protect privacy while making it personal
Use a nickname or fictional character and avoid unnecessary personal information. Adults control creation, review, publishing, and Family Playback.
Make a story for your family
Describe the idea, choose a broad content level and language, then review the finished story before sharing it with a child profile.
Start creating for freeQuestions parents ask
Do I need to use my child’s real name?
No. A nickname, fictional hero, or favorite type of character can make a story feel personal without using identifying information.
What can I customize?
Adults can guide the story idea, broad content level, language, format, and illustration direction available in the creation flow.
Is generated content automatically shown to children?
No. Adults review completed content and explicitly choose what to add to Family Playback.
