Reading aloud to the child creates good relationships, promotes language development and increases social skills. But what if you could take this to a whole new level? At Min Beste Bok, you can create personal books where the child himself plays the main role.
Hella and Henrik started Min Beste Bok with the aim that the books should make life and everyday life better, more pleasant and easier for children and their families. A little more presence, a little more togetherness in a busy and hectic everyday life.
Here you can read more about Min Beste Bok and create your own personal book
Children’s books have a magical ability to take the child to wonderful worlds of adventure, friendship and learning. Let the child be the protagonist of the adventure and discover a world tailored just for them.
Whether it’s a story about becoming a big sister or a big brother, a child who loves cars or on adventures in the sea, the child becomes the central focus. With your own person in the book, reading does not just become a passive experience, but also an interactive journey. A wonderful gift for all children.
Create a personal book here
How to make My Best Book
First you choose the name and gender of the child, and then you get many different books to choose from. You can also sort by age, whether the child is 4 years old or younger, or 5 years and older, and then you get customized books. Maybe your child needs help to stop using diapers? Then the book “Mathias quits diapers” can be a good choice, and help with the process of becoming diaper-free.
Once you have chosen a book, you get the opportunity to make the book even more personal. You can add a personal greeting to the child, choose skin and hair colour, hair type, glasses and more. In several of the books, you can also add adult characters such as mum, dad and grandparents, who can also be adapted.
Here you will find My Best Book
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