Not another baby box. An invitation to capture, every month, who their child is becoming, and at the end a printed book that stays.
Not a baby-shop gift they got twice anyway. A ritual: every month a chapter full of small moments, smiles, firsts, written by everyone who joins in.
What you wish them for this year is in it. In your words, in its own frame, not tucked into a footer. The gift code arrives by email right after your payment, then you decide when to pass it on.
No subscription that runs on without end. At the end of the gift year they get a printed yearbook delivered home, a real thing they can hold, on the shelf, forever.
Both include a year of full access and a printed yearbook. The difference is who you give it to.
Are they getting it during the pregnancy? Then their year only starts on the birth day. No time lost.
Plus or Family. Write your message. Choose when they get it, right away, at the baby shower, on the birth day.
At the moment you chose. No sales tone, an invitation. With your message and a unique code.
They create an account, choose Plus or Family, and enter the code at checkout. Their year is ready. Your message opens chapter 01.
12 chapters later the printed yearbook arrives home. No Christmas stress, no selecting 2,000 photos.
No receipt, no gift card. An invitation they want to keep, with your message inside.
Something the recipient opens in bed on a Saturday morning and goes quiet over.
Not tucked into a footer, at the top, in a different typeface, as if written on a card.
They create an account, choose their package, and enter the code at checkout. After that their year is ready.
Valid 1 year · only for the recipients
Three moments where YearChapter fits. Deliver exactly on that day or right away, and hand it over yourself.
Deliver on the day of the shower. With the code on a card, in a nice box, or have it arrive digitally, you choose.
Schedule delivery for the birth day or the week after. Their year begins exactly when their child begins.
For the second year, when they are only just really starting to learn who their little one is becoming. The moment to capture what otherwise slips away.