Weekly conversations become monthly chapter previews — and, when you want one, a printed Memory Book for the child you choose.
Three sample spreads from Sarah's 2025 Memory Book. Set in Newsreader, the same serif we use in the app.
The subscription captures the raw material. Each month, ChildScribe shows you a chapter preview. Later, you can order a paid printed book for one child.
The journal entry from the interview, your child's quotes pulled to the margin, the small moments tagged so you can find them again. Month by month, the book starts to take shape.
Sarah has decided she's a paleontologist now. Not when she grows up. Right now, at age six. She's been carrying a magnifying glass to the back yard every afternoon, examining rocks with a seriousness that would impress any grad student.
The swimming lessons are still going. She went underwater three times this week, voluntarily, and came up sputtering and grinning each time.
She lost her second tooth on Tuesday. Unlike the first one, she was completely calm about it. "I'm basically a professional at this now," she said, examining the gap with her tongue. The tooth fairy received a handwritten note requesting "cash, not coins. Coins are too heavy for my piggy bank."
No credit card required to start. The subscription captures interviews and chapter previews. Printed Memory Books are optional paid add-ons ordered separately for the child you choose.
Full access, billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Full access. About $5.00/mo — effectively two months free.
Your first interview takes five to ten minutes. The chapters build from there, and printed books can be ordered later for the child you choose.