FAQ about personalization
Can I have more than one child as the central character in the story?
No, our stories are written for a single principal character. If you would like to include additional children, they may be included as secondary characters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ about personalization
- The personalization concept
- What is a Printakid personalized story?
- Which elements of the story can I change?
- Do I need to submit a photo of my child to help you create my personalized book?
- Can I request modifications to the text in the story?
- Am I obliged to provide a birth date for the child in the story?
- What is the length of short and long hair for girls?
- What is the shape of the child's glasses in the books?
- What is your policy concerning the confidentiality of my personal information?
- The characters in the stories
- Can I put the names of family members in all the stories?
- Can I put other family members instead of the parent(s) or guardian(s)?
- Are there issues that might arise in the story if the parents are divorced?
- Can I replace the friends with other family members (brothers, sisters, etc.)?
- Can I have more than one child as the central character in the story?
- Can I put in a nickname instead of the person's real name?
- Can I replace names of friends with names of pets?
- Can I put more than one name in one space?
- Can I personalize one book for two or more children or for twins?
- Can I personalize the appearance of the secondary characters in the story?
- How do parental links work in your stories?
- Reading levels
- What age group are the preschool and the elementary school version appropriate for?
- How is the preschool version different from the elementary school version?
- Do you make books for children under three?
- Do you make books for teenagers or for adults?
- Are your stories too childish for young teenagers between 10 and 13 years old?
- How old is the youngest child for whom you have made a book?
- How old is the oldest person for whom you have made a book?








