Fear Into Courage
Stories don't eliminate fear. They teach children that fear isn't the end of the sentence.
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A Story That Says: You're Still the Hero
When the family grows, make sure they know their place in it hasn't shrunk.
Start CreatingA Gift Worth Keeping
Some gifts are remembered long after the wrapping paper is gone.
Ease the Transition
A new sibling is exciting and scary. A book where they're still the hero helps them feel seen, valued, and central to the family story.
Celebrate the Big Kid
Amidst all the baby excitement, the older child needs something that's just for them. This book is their moment to shine.
Build the Bond Early
The story can include the new baby, showing the older child as a protector, guide, and loving sibling from day one.
How It Works
From a photo and a few details to a finished keepsake.
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Share Their Story
Tell us their name, their quirks, their dreams, and share a photo. The little details become the heart of a story written just for them.
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Watch the Magic
We craft an original narrative and one-of-a-kind illustrations around your child. Preview a sample of the finished book before you commit.
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Hold a Treasure
Receive a professionally printed, heirloom-quality hardcover. A keepsake that captures this moment in time, forever.
“We gave this to our daughter the week her brother was born. She carried it everywhere for months. It became her security blanket.”
Worth Reading
Stories and ideas from the Libronauts family.
What Makes a Child a Hero? (Hint: It's Not a Cape)
Heroes don't need superpowers. They need courage. For children, heroism looks like walking into a new classroom, saying sorry, or trying again after falling.
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When the Baby Comes
A new sibling changes everything. Stories can help a child find their place in the bigger family.
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Common Questions
Answers to the questions families ask most.
When should I give the new sibling book?
Many families present it when the baby comes home, or even at the hospital. It gives the older child something special during a moment when all eyes are on the newborn.
Can the new baby be included in the story?
Yes. You can mention the new sibling by name if you know it. The story naturally celebrates the older child while welcoming the new addition to the family.
Will it help with sibling jealousy?
Many parents tell us the book helps their older child feel important and included. It's not a magic solution, but it's a powerful way to say 'you still matter enormously.'
What age works best for a new sibling book?
Children ages 2-6 benefit most. They're old enough to understand the story but young enough that the transition feels big and sometimes overwhelming.
Can I order this before the baby arrives?
Absolutely. Having the book ready for the big day makes the moment even more special. Many parents order it during the third trimester.
Start Creating Their New Sibling Story
Childhood is fleeting. Capture who they are right now in a story they'll treasure forever. A book as unique as the child who inspired it.
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