For parents
The years they will not remember, kept for them.
Their first words, what they said that made you laugh, what you feared and what you learned. A few lines a day become the story of their childhood, in your words, to give them one day.
- Kept on your device, not in our cloud
- Free to write, for as long as you like
What to keep.
Not a baby book to fill in: a page a day, about whatever happened.
The firsts
First steps, first words, the first day at school: the dates you think you will never forget, and do.
What they said
The funny, the wise, the words said wrong: the sentences that are gone a week later.
How they grew
Height, teeth, the foods they loved and refused, the friends, the fears: a line is enough.
How you felt
The pride, the worry, the nights without sleep: the part a photo never keeps.
What you learned
From being their parent, and from them: lessons you would like them to read one day.
What you want to pass on
Family stories, what matters to you, where they come from: what you want them to know about you.
When the page stays blank.
Five questions that work on any day, at any age.
- What did they say today that you want to remember word for word?
- What can they do now that they could not do a month ago?
- What made them laugh, and what made them cry?
- What do you hope they will understand one day about this time?
- What did they teach you this week?
What Dogood does for it.
A photo a day
One a day for free; every photo of the day with Dogood Plus, kept on your device with the words.
Chapters
Name the seasons: the first year, nursery, the year you moved. Each day files itself in the right one.
On this day
Last year’s page comes back on the same date: what they could not yet do, what they said then.
Any day, even past ones
A busy week is normal. Write the days you missed later, and begin the story on any date: their birth, or before.
Dictation
Hands full? With Dogood Plus, say it and Dogood writes it down.
A book of their years
A year, a chapter or chosen days as a book: print it at home, or, with Dogood Plus, at any print shop.
Parents ask.
Before starting a journal for a child.
Yes. Begin today, and write the past when memories come back: any day can be written, past ones too, and the story can begin on any date, their birth included.
Today is worth a line.
In twenty years, it will be the page they read first.