How to choose
The sister guide explains that the story you order can be about a girl even though the drawings show a brother. The brother guide stays with the helping scenes and with what a story cannot do about jealousy. The preparing guide lists the nursery moments and is clear that these pages don't tour a maternity ward.
The from-the-baby guide covers the older child at the first meeting. These guides start the sibling story, where you choose big brother, big sister, or big sibling and where your family is. It writes a new story and does not reprint the nursery.
Journal essays on becoming a big sibling and on jealousy sit beside the guides. They are essays, not product settings. A story can rehearse a gentle moment. It does not replace care from a person you trust, and the brother guide points at that essay on purpose.
If the baby is the subject and the older child is not, leave this hub. The baby guide shows newborn homecoming pages. Christmas guides use a different story entirely.
Format, price, and timing
A new baby does not pause the printer. These sibling guides show book totals in the cards and leave courier dates on Pricing. If the older child will meet the baby this week, the on-screen book is the one that can be ready without a shipping lane.
Prices
Complete digital storybook
$15
One-time purchase
- Every page illustrated
- Downloadable PDF
Softcover
$35
Total, including the digital book
- Your full custom story
- Every page illustrated
- Shipping shown before payment
Hardcover
$45
Total, including the digital book
- Everything in Softcover
- Durable hardcover binding
- Gift-ready finish
- Shipping shown before payment
Pricing shows these same totals.
Questions
Why are these pages about a brother?
Because that is the existing example. A version about a girl would be a new story, which these guides do not add. Your story uses the name and photo you provide.
Is there a hospital version?
No. These pages show a nursery. Describing a hospital in the memory box asks a new story to include your detail. It does not change the pages shown here.
Which story should I start?
Start the sibling story. It is made for an older child about 2 to 7, and you choose big brother, big sister, or big sibling. Pick whether the baby is still on the way, newly home, or a second or third arrival, then mention a comfort toy or helper job in the optional note.