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.
Ages 3–8 · 8 picture clues + treasure card · free printable
A free printable birthday treasure hunt for ages 3–8: eight picture clues lead the birthday kid to their hidden present. Print it the night before.
Happy birthday! Someone hid a special present somewhere in our home and left a trail of picture clues. Follow them one by one to find your surprise!
Tap a hiding place to switch it on or off (4–12 places). New places are added at the end; the last place is where the treasure waits.
A4 or US Letter · setup checklist, 9 cards, blank draw-your-own clues and a certificate
Look under a pillow!
Wake up, birthday star, don't sleep —
under your pillow, take a peep!
Look in a shoe!
One year older, bigger feet —
look in your shoe for a birthday treat!
Mission: Sing "Happy Birthday" to yourself first!
Look on the fridge!
Where the birthday cake stays cool —
look by the fridge, that's the rule!
Look under the table!
Party plates and cups for all —
look under the table, big or small!
Look by the front door!
Ding-dong! Party guests are here —
look by the door, the clue is near!
Mission: Jump once for every year you are!
Look on the bookshelf!
Turn the page, the story's new —
look on the shelf for one more clue!
Look in the toy box!
New toys soon will join the fun —
check the toy box, everyone!
Look under a sofa cushion!
Make a wish and count to three —
look by the sofa, what do you see?
Mission: Blow out 3 pretend candles!
Surprise!
You found your birthday present! Happy, happy birthday to you!
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.