1. Start with the person or the moment
Think about who you want the child to recognize in the story, or what you are celebrating together. A book can be a way to share time with a parent, grandparent, sibling, or another important person. Available roles vary by story, so check the book before choosing photos.
2. A gift with room for everyday reading
The occasion may explain why you give a book, but it does not have to determine every reading. Browse the sample to find words and scenes you would enjoy returning to after the celebration. Keep your recipient’s interests and family relationships at the center of the choice.
3. Leave room to review
Add names and photos to create a free personalized preview before ordering. After purchase, review the full book and approve it for printing. If you are planning a gift, check the shipping information and remember that printing and delivery take time; the book is made for your order.





