From the moment you’re born life is an adventure so why not read about it in a personalized book? Custom Made for Kids has designed an easy and fun way to create a highly personalized story for your child. The First Adventures of Incredible You is a one-of-a-kind book you create by entering details about your child and the people and places most important to her. The end result is a beautiful yet fun keepsake the whole family will enjoy reading. I know—we’ve read Olivia’s over and over again!

I was able to test the process for creating one of these custom stories. It took less than ten minutes (well, maybe a little more to make sure I had it just right!) to enter over 20 details that would help make this story all about Olivia. From Grandma Gail’s chicken divan (a family favorite) to rooting for the BYU Cougars with Grandpa Wayne to splashing in puddles with her big brother, Olivia’s adventure is truly all about her and her family. I was also able to include a special dedication in this beautifully illustrated hardcover book. This is truly a book Olivia and I will never get tired of reading! (If you want a glimpse inside, take the virtual book tour.)

What I love almost as much as the book itself is just how easy it was to create such a personalized gift. It took no time and the web interface was so easy! You just answer the questions (names, dates, places, etc) and the site does the rest. Simply double check the details and you’re done! And if you’d like to give this as a gift to someone who has yet to “deliver,” Custom Made for Kids offers gift certificates for purchase on their site as well. The First Adventures of Incredible You is a keepsake every child should have. Life is an adventure—personalize it!—Emily

* Promotion! Custom Made for Kids is offering Daily Dish readers 15% off their purchase. Simply enter code “bc15” at checkout; offer expires February 14, 2008. This book would make a fabulous Valentine’s gift, so hurry and personalize yours today!

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