Your Story Starter Kit — Bedtime Champion

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First, a little about you

So we know where to send the stories

Your first name

Your last name

Your email address

This is where your child's stories will be delivered every evening

1

About your child

The basics we need to get started

Child's first name

What do they like to be called? (if different)

Age

Gender

What is something your child is really proud of right now?

e.g. Just lost their first tooth, learned to ride a bike, made the soccer team

Is there anything your child is working through or could use encouragement on? (optional)

e.g. Starting a new school, afraid of the dark, making new friends

2

Their world

The people and creatures who make their life magical

Does your child have a pet?

Yes No

Pet name and type

e.g. Poppy, golden retriever

Would you like family members included in stories?

Yes No

List family members to include

e.g. Mom (Sarah), Dad (Tom), Brother (Jake, age 6)

Best friends' names (up to 3 — these become recurring characters)

e.g. Mia, Connor, Lily

3

Interests & personality

What lights them up

What are your child's top 3 favorite things right now?

e.g. Excavators, camping, and dinosaurs

How would you describe your child's personality? (pick up to 3)

Brave and bold Shy and gentle Silly and goofy Curious and loves to learn Caring and nurturing Competitive and driven Creative and imaginative

4

Values

What you want woven quietly into every story

5

Story style

How you like bedtime to feel

Who should be the hero?

My child only My child and their pet My child and family members My child and their friends Mix it up and surprise us

What type of stories does your child enjoy most?

Action and adventure Funny and silly Educational and discovery Fantasy and magic Mystery and puzzles Mix of everything

How long should each story be?

Short and sweet (3–5 min) Just right (5–10 min) The long epic (10–15 min)

How should stories end each night?

Calm and cozy Soft cliffhanger Mix it up

Are there any topics or things that should NEVER appear in the stories?

e.g. Spiders, scary monsters, death, loud storms

6

The magic question

This one shapes everything

If your child could go on one amazing adventure tomorrow, what would it be?

e.g. Driving a monster excavator on the moon while looking for dinosaur fossils. The wilder the better.

7

Season 1 setup

Pick their first 30-night adventure theme

Pick your child's first adventure theme

🦕 Dinosaur world 🚀 Outer space 🌊 Underwater kingdom 🌲 Enchanted forest 🏔️ Lost mountain expedition ⏰ Time travel 🐉 Dragon rider 🏴‍☠️ Pirate seas ✨ Surprise us!

What should we name your child's adventure companion? (optional)

Leave blank and we'll pick the perfect name.

8

What to call everyone

So stories sound like your family, not a stranger's

What does your child call their mom?

e.g. Mom, Mama, Mommy, Ma

What does your child call their dad?

e.g. Dad, Daddy, Papa, Da, Pop

Are both parents in the home?

Yes No — leave absent parent out entirely No — but they are still a big part of my child's life Other

Any other adults who are a big presence in your child's life? (optional)

e.g. Grandma Betty who babysits every Friday, Uncle Mike who comes for dinner most Sundays

9

Real life routines and places

The everyday details that make a story feel true

What does a typical Saturday morning look like in your house?

e.g. We make pancakes, watch cartoons in pajamas, then usually head outside

What is one place your family goes regularly that your child absolutely loves?

e.g. The park on Elm Street, Grandpa's farm, the local diner

What does your child do in the first 20 minutes after school?

e.g. Drops everything at the door, grabs a snack, tells me everything that happened

Favorite meal or snack?

e.g. Mac and cheese, apple slices with peanut butter

A store or errand they love tagging along on?

e.g. The hardware store, the bakery

Anywhere they absolutely hate going? (optional)

10

The funny stuff

This is where stories go from good to great

What makes your child laugh the hardest?

e.g. Fart jokes, when the dog does something dumb, silly voices

Any inside jokes, silly words, or made-up phrases? (optional)

e.g. We call spaghetti 'pasketti' because that's what he called it when he was two

What is the funniest thing your child does or says regularly?

Any funny habits? (optional)

11

The friends

The recurring cast of their social world

Tell us one thing about each friend

e.g. Connor — the sporty one / Max — the class clown, has a hamster / Ella — always shares her snacks

Anyone your child wishes was their friend lately? (optional)

Any friend situations we should be sensitive to? (optional)

We handle this with care. Stories can gently help without your child ever knowing.

12

Right now in your family

The current chapter — this makes stories feel alive

What is the big thing happening in your family right now? (optional)

e.g. We just had a new baby, we're renovating, we just moved

What has your child been talking about nonstop lately?

e.g. A birthday party coming up, a movie he just saw, a question about space

What was the last thing that made your child absolutely light up?

What was the last thing that really upset your child? (optional)

We ask this gently. Sometimes a story can help a child process something without them realizing it.

13

Coming up in the next 30 days

So stories can reflect real moments before they happen

Any birthdays coming up? (optional)

Any holidays, events, or trips? (optional)

Anything happening at school right now? (optional)

Anything else we should know? (optional)

The weirder and more specific the better. The best stories come from details nobody else would know.

Let's build their adventure.