Before they arrive, the welcome already starts.
Eight illustrated pages for the baby on the way — name (or last name), due date, nursery theme. Use it as a shower activity, a favor, or a keepsake to give the baby on their first birthday.
On their first birthday, you pull this out of the drawer.
You show it to them — 'this was made before you were born. Look, this is your name. These are the people who couldn't wait to meet you.' They can't read yet. They can hold the book. They can feel that they were wanted.
All eight pages, nothing hidden.
This is the actual Baby Shower book — a full-colour cover, six pages to colour in, and a thank-you back cover.
Cover
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BackFour reasons this hits different.
This bump won't last. The names you whispered will.
You won't remember half of these months. The cravings, the names you wrote in a notebook, the tea you couldn't drink anymore. This book becomes the quiet record of the in-between.
For the mum-to-be who's drowning in onesies.
Everyone's gifting her clothes she'll outgrow in three weeks. You're gifting her something she'll keep on the shelf for thirty years. Her, name on the cover, due date inside. Read it together.
A shower activity that's actually meaningful.
Have each guest color a page and sign it with a wish. By the end of the shower, you've got a finished book, hand-decorated by the people who love this baby before they exist.
Their name (or 'Baby Surname') already in the story.
Even before they arrive, they're part of the story. The book doesn't say 'a baby is coming.' It says their name. The first piece of identity they didn't have to earn.
Three steps, sixty seconds.
Pick this theme
You're already here. Add a few personal details — names, dates, the in-jokes.
We illustrate it
Eight unique pages, generated and personalized to your story in under a minute.
Print, color, keep
Download the PDF. Print on standard paper. Fold once. Hand it over (or keep it for yourself).
From people who already made one.
"Each guest signed a page they coloured at the shower. It is now our most treasured thing — and our daughter is six."
"I made one for my sister at her shower. She cried. Her water broke two days later. We blame the book."