The StorkBabies stork in a pink delivery cap, carrying a baby girl in a pink bundle

TheStorkBabies.com

TheStorkBabies.com — your baby’s first days, for family only, never on the open internet. Like a private family Facebook page.

The StorkBabies stork in a blue delivery cap, carrying a baby boy in a blue bundle

Your own private page for your baby’s first days.

  • Your very own site — your baby’s name, your names, your pictures
  • Private — never on the open internet Your family gets in with a private link and a family code.
  • Just for your family — like a private family Facebook page
  • Everyone you invite sees the same posts and the same pictures
  • Everyone can post and comment in the same threads — one shared room
  • One post reaches everybody at once instead of a string of individual texts

See an example of how your baby’s board would look.

Emma Grace’s example

The pictures on this page come from Emma Grace’s board.

Click here — this opens Emma Grace’s real board

See Emma Grace’s Board
A mother in a hospital bed holding her newborn daughter in a pink cap, with the father smiling beside her
A sunny nursery ready for the baby — a white crib, a rocking chair with a pink blanket, and a banner that reads “Welcome Home Emma” The parents carrying their sleeping newborn in her car seat up to the front door, while Grandma waves from the doorway

Your own private page — ready before the big day.

Before the baby comes

  • Your page starts before the big day — with a countdown to the due date
  • The sonogram pictures go up for the family to see
  • The first glimpse of the baby — shared with the people who already love her
  • The whole family counting the days — right along with you

When the baby arrives

  • The first photos and the news go up once — right from the hospital
  • Grandma sees the same first photo — at the same time as everyone else on the list
  • Nobody keeps calling the hospital room for news
  • Nobody sits there sending individual texts to everybody
  • One post — and the whole family knows
  • The days that follow go up the same way — a picture, a few lines about how mother and baby are doing, so the family shares the first days together, one page at a time

How it works

  1. Mom gets her own page, made for her baby

    Her baby’s name on it, the parents’ names, their pictures — her own little site, hers from the first day.

  2. She invites the family

    They tap the private link, enter the family code once, and pick their name. The phone remembers the code, so after that it’s just one tap.

  3. Everyone sees the same page

    Everyone invited sees the same posts and the same photos, and can answer in the same threads — one page, one conversation, the whole family together.

  4. When she’s ready, Mom closes the page

    And it stays — the keepsake of her baby’s first days, saved and kept by the family.

And then it stays — a keepsake

When the family comes home, the page doesn’t disappear. It stays as a keepsake of the baby’s first days — the countdown, the sonogram, the first photo, the messages from everyone who was there in spirit — and the whole page can be saved as a PDF, to keep or to print for the baby book.

The same parents at home on the sofa — the mother, in her pink cardigan, holding their sleeping newborn daughter in a pink blanket, the father beside her with an arm around her shoulders
Home at last — and the page stays as the keepsake of how it all began.
The same mother and father outside their home, taking their newborn daughter out for her first walk — the father pushing the stroller along the garden path, the mother in her pink cardigan walking beside it, and the baby asleep in a pink blanket and pink cap
Emma Grace’s first walk — shared with the whole family the moment it went up.
The same mother and father in the hospital — the father standing, cradling their newborn daughter in a pink cap, while the mother, seated beside him, rests a hand on the baby
The first photo — the one the whole family sees at the same moment.

Mom makes the choices

It is the parents’ page, so the parents run it. Mom decides:

  • Who is on the guest list — and who isn’t. Nobody gets in who wasn’t invited.
  • Who may post, and who may only look — some family will write and share pictures; others are there just to see the baby.
  • When the page closes — when she is ready, and not a moment before.

Nothing is automatic. Every choice is hers.

Ready for your baby’s page?

Your page is made for your baby — her name on it, your pictures, your family invited with a private code. It starts with the countdown, and it stays as the keepsake.

Private from the first day — family only, never on the open internet.

Get your baby’s page

Every StorkBabies page is made for one baby and one family. To start yours, have these ready:

Your page opens with the countdown, fills with the first days, and stays as the keepsake — private the whole way through.