Your words, inside the adventure
You can give your child a few words to take along – up to 300 characters, from you or from someone who loves them. Those words aren’t read out at the end. The story is written so that your child experiences them.
An example
Say Grandma and Grandpa write: “We believe in you so much.” Nobody in the story recites that sentence. Instead, the hero of the story finds themselves in a moment where they hesitate – and then try anyway. That’s how a message becomes something a child can feel.
Tips for your message
- Keep it short and in your own words.
- A wish works better than an instruction (“We believe in you” rather than “Be brave”).
- Please don’t include health information or other sensitive details.