Pip tries · Ponder listens
Pip the rabbit tries. Ponder the bear listens. Together they make free digital stories that help children meet a feeling—with a grown-up nearby to find the words.
All ten digital stories are free.
Made for homes with more than one language.
My Little History · Coming soon
For multilingual families
Some children hear Brazilian Portuguese at home, English with a parent, and other languages at school. That can feel confusing — and it can also be rich. Pip & Ponder never maps hard feelings to countries. We help kids name a feeling in the languages of their real life, with a grown-up close by.
We empower children who live between languages — so every part of home can belong.
Start gently
Free · ten feelings
Hard-to-hold and bright feelings take turns on the shelf. Each story is free to read in fourteen languages—including English, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Arabic—adapted so every language can feel like real children’s literature, not a stiff translation.
Open the free library →Coming soon
Not every important story is a milestone. Sometimes it is the blue cup they carried everywhere, Grandpa’s loud laugh, or the week they learned to be brave. We write that true little chapter and redraw it in the Pip & Ponder world.
Coming soonThe Feelings Library · all free
Ten short digital stories for ages 3–5. Harder and brighter feelings alternate, helping children notice, name, and talk about every feeling—with a grown-up nearby.
Free to read
A kite-party card goes skitter-skid, and a blue little worry loops by Mina’s knee. With Pip, Mama, and one pea-small plan, she makes room for both the flutter and the fun.
Read a story together and a little sticker hops onto the shelf.
the friends behind every little feelingMeet the two who make room
Pip is a quick-footed rabbit who likes one small next step. Ponder is a gentle bear who never rushes a feeling away. One brings courage; the other brings calm—and neither needs a child to be cheerful all the time.
We never tell a child not to feel it.
Ten short digital stories for ages 3–5. Harder and brighter feelings alternate, helping children notice, name, and talk about every feeling—with a grown-up nearby.
Wonderfully brief · Useful in real life · Never preachy
Made for homes with more than one language.My Little History
Not every important story is a milestone. Sometimes it is the blue cup they carried everywhere, Grandpa’s loud laugh, or the week they learned to be brave. We write that true little chapter and redraw it in the Pip & Ponder world.
We never tell a child not to feel it.
Good questions
Yes. All ten Pip & Ponder feelings stories are free to read on this site, in fourteen languages, with family language modes and grown-up prompts.
Set up your family’s languages (optional). You can read two languages together on one page, or one language at a time. Hard feelings are never tied to a country — only given more names, so children who live between languages feel less alone.
No. Each language is adapted to sound cute, warm and deep for young listeners—so Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and Arabic feel like real children’s literature, not word-for-word swaps.
Depth does not mean long words. It means telling the emotional truth simply: feelings carry information, two things can be true, and asking a grown-up for help is a kind of strength.
The $80 bespoke story includes original story writing, up to ten custom illustrations, a digital proof, one review round and one printed keepsake. Your photos guide faces, clothes and meaningful details.
The on-page preview stays on your device. Before production begins, you must confirm you have permission to use the photos and authorize their use solely as visual references for your book.