Made for Indian families
The firsts we actually celebrate.
Most baby books come from far away. They have no page for the day you named her, or the first grain of rice he ever tasted. We wrote this one here, for families like ours, so the moments that matter to us have a place to live.
Naamkaranthe naming day
The day the world first hears the name you chose.
In the journalA page for the name, what it means, and the person who gave it.
Annaprashanthe first taste of rice
The first grain of rice, and the face that comes with it.
In the journalRoom for the day, who fed the first bite, and the look that followed.
Mundanthe first haircut
The first haircut, and a soft curl you cannot bear to sweep away.
In the journalA pocket to tuck that first lock of hair, kept for good.
First Rakhithe first bond tied
A thread tied around a tiny wrist, and a bond that begins.
In the journalA place for the first Rakhi and the hands that tied it.
First Diwalithe first festival of lights
A house full of lamps, seen for the very first time.
In the journalSpace for the first Diwali, the new clothes, and the wonder in small eyes.
Imported baby books leave these pages blank. We could not. These are the days our families gather for, cook for, and dress up for. They belong in the story too.
Your family's firsts, kept.
Look inside the journal