New sibling · ages 4–9

Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star

Theo makes room for a new baby without losing his own place in the family story.

Story route
  1. Notice what is changing

    The new star mobile went over the new bed. Theo wondered where his old stars would go.

  2. Build Theo’s own corner

    Dad did not say, “You are too big for that.” He asked, “What should stay yours?”

  3. Choose one small helper job

    Theo chose one cloth and one tiny book. Helping could be a small choice, not a giant job.

  4. Keep a familiar ritual

    Theo switched on the star lamp and watched the quiet shapes travel across the navy tent.

  5. Make space for noise

    When the baby cried, Theo covered his ears. Mum covered them with him.

  6. Share the moon

    Theo placed the felt moon nearby. The baby watched it swing, slow and gold.

  7. Protect Theo’s own time

    When the room became quiet, Mum kept their own story time. Theo’s place had not disappeared.

  8. Keep Theo in the cuddle

    There were five arms in the family cuddle. Two of them belonged to Theo.

Locked character direction

Theo is seven, with a dark bowl cut, round amber glasses, rust overalls, an ivory striped shirt, green socks, and a felt moon pin.

Complete visual sequence

16 distinct illustrated pages, with no repeated artwork.

All visible words stay in the page layout, never baked into the illustration. That keeps copy editable and avoids malformed generated text.

Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 1
The new star mobile went over the new bed. Theo wondered where his old stars would go.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 2
Mum and Dad saved one navy star for Theo. He chose its place on the new mobile.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 3
Dad did not say, “You are too big for that.” He asked, “What should stay yours?”
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 4
Theo put the moon book beside his star cushion. The green corner still belonged to him.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 5
Theo chose one cloth and one tiny book. Helping could be a small choice, not a giant job.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 6
He carried the light basket himself. Dad stayed close without taking the job away.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 7
Theo switched on the star lamp and watched the quiet shapes travel across the navy tent.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 8
He chose one quiet song. It was a job he could accept, change, or skip.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 9
When the baby cried, Theo covered his ears. Mum covered them with him.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 10
They moved to the green tent and found the soft earmuffs. Space from the noise was allowed.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 11
Theo placed the felt moon nearby. The baby watched it swing, slow and gold.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 12
Mum and Dad stayed close while Theo made the moon travel in one gentle arc.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 13
When the room became quiet, Mum kept their own story time. Theo’s place had not disappeared.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 14
After the story, Mum gave Theo his own goodnight hug while the baby slept.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 15
There were five arms in the family cuddle. Two of them belonged to Theo.
Theo Welcomes a Tiny Star, visual 16
Later, all three watched Theo draw four gold stars. He was still right in the middle of the story.
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What the parent can still change

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  • 01Free
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  • 021 credit
    Redraw a selected area, change an expression, remove an object, replace a background, or generate another full version.
  • 03Recoverable
    Every generated version remains available until the adult deletes the private project.
Illustrated pages16 credits
Cover + character anchor2 credits
Base total18 credits
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