The little things kids say, kept for good.
A warm, private journal for your kids' funniest sayings, wobbly firsts and everyday magic. Log a quote or a voice note in seconds and share it with the whole family. Free to start.
What your child's drawings mean at every age from 1 to 11.
10 pages · A4 and US Letter PDFs
Most children move through the same broad stages as they learn to draw, from whole-arm scribbles to detailed, realistic pictures. This 10-page pocket guide explains each stage, so when a new drawing comes home you can see what your child is working on and know what to say to encourage them.
Each stage has its own page: what drawings usually look like at that age, the skills the stage is building, a practical parent tip and a phrase you can use. A one-page table then puts all four stages side by side, from ages 1 to 11.
A short welcome on why drawing matters for children and how to use the guide.
From random whole-arm marks to controlled loops and zigzags, and the moment children start naming their scribbles.
The first “tadpole people”, objects floating across the page and colours chosen for fun rather than realism.
Ground lines, x-ray views inside houses, repeated symbols for trees and people, and drawings that tell stories.
Overlap, depth and detail, and the self-critical turn when children start comparing their drawings with real life.
A summary table with the typical age, key signs and a supportive phrase for each stage.
Two pages to draw side by side with your child and note what they told you about their picture.
Cover
Welcome
Ages 1–3
Ages 3–5
Ages 6–8
Ages 9–11
At a glance
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A printable PDF in two sizes, A4 and US Letter. You get both, so it prints well wherever you are.
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A warm, private journal for your kids' funniest sayings, wobbly firsts and everyday magic. Log a quote or a voice note in seconds and share it with the whole family. Free to start.
A personalised newspaper for your child: their week, their interests, puzzles and a comic to finish. One A4 sheet, printed at home. Your first newspaper is a free sample.