A Lullavo sticker turns any book into a place where a voice lives. Give it on its own, or give it already filled with a story. Either way, it’s a gift that gets better every time it’s opened.

Occasions

Long-distance grandparents

Miles don’t carry a voice. A Lullavo sticker does. Record a story once, and it’s there every night, read the way they’ve always read it.

“Her voice is in the room with us every night. It’s not a phone call. It’s not a video. It’s her, reading the way she always did, even from four thousand miles away.”

Amara, Lagos

Deployed or traveling parents

Bedtime doesn’t stop because someone’s away. Record before you go, and your voice is still the last one your kid hears before lights out.

Baby showers

Instead of one card, give a room full of voices. Guests each record a page or a wish, and the new parents end up with a book no store could sell them.

Memorial and legacy

Some voices you want to keep forever. A Lullavo sticker holds a grandparent’s laugh, a parent’s favorite story, a voice a family isn’t ready to lose. It’s a quiet way to keep someone close.

New baby

Their favorite book, read in your voice, from day one. Start the story before they can even follow it, so it’s already waiting for them.

How to gift it

There are two ways to give a Lullavo sticker. Both work.

1. Give the sticker with a favorite book.

Pick a book that matters, tuck the sticker inside the cover, and let the recipient record the story themselves, in their own time, in their own voice.

2. Record it yourself, then gift the finished book.

Record the story before you wrap it. The recipient opens the book, scans the sticker, and hears you immediately. No extra steps for them.

Baby shower group gift, step by step

1. Pick the pack. The 10-Pack ($99.99) covers a full shower’s worth of guests.
2. Bring books. Ask each guest to bring a favorite children’s book, or supply a small stack yourself.
3. Set up a recording station. One phone or tablet, one quiet corner. No app needed, just the camera.
4. Each guest scans, records, and signs the book. Up to 30 minutes per sticker, plenty for a full story and a message.
5. Give the parents a stack of books with voices already inside. A shelf of stories from the people who love their baby most.

Not sure what it sounds like?

Try the demo before you buy. Record a few seconds, hear it played back, no purchase needed.