A new baby gift for the whole first year.
A group video gift from everyone who can’t wait to meet them. The first one lands in week one. The rest keep coming, one message at a time, whenever they least expect it.
Start a new baby dropWelcome. Again. And again.
The first one lands in week one. The next at 3am, when nobody else is awake. Then the first proper laugh, the week nobody slept.
- Sarah left you somethingAnswering: What do you hope she gets from her mum?Week one
- Marta left you somethingAnswering: The lullaby you’ll be singing?3am, wide awake
- Tom left you somethingAnswering: What do the tired ones need to hear?The week nobody slept
- Ana left you somethingAnswering: What is the world about to get?The first proper laugh
- Nico left you somethingAnswering: What will you tell her about this year?Almost one
New baby questions that do the work.
Nobody knows what to write in a baby card. So we already asked the question.
What do you hope she gets from her mum?
The lullaby you’ll be singing?
What is the world about to get?
What do the tired ones need to hear?
Your best advice for year one?
What will you teach her first?
Welcome, tiny human. We’ve been planning this since the scan. Act surprised.
Sleep when the baby sleeps. Ignore everyone who says that. Including me.
Small. Loud. Perfect.
You’re doing better than you think. The laundry can wait.
I’ve watched the video of her yawning 40 times. Don’t make it weird.
Still landing, all through year one.
One message at a time. No countdown. No spoilers.
Start it.
The parents’ names, the baby’s if there is one yet and a first message from you. Two minutes.
Drop the link.
In the family chat, the friends’ thread. Everyone answers in the browser. No app.
Hand it over.
When they’re home and ready. They scan, the first one lands. The rest take their time, like the baby.
New baby questions, answered.
Start a Lovedrop for the new parents and pick the occasion. Record a first message, then drop the link in the family chat. Everyone answers a question in the browser and you hand it over when they’re home.