Write Toddler Counting Storybook
Budget: £250 – £750 GBP
I’m putting together a charming first book for children aged 0-3 that turns early number recognition into a fun, cozy experience. The emphasis is firmly educational: every line, page, and illustration prompt will help little ones hear, see, and feel numbers 1 through 10 (and maybe a peek beyond) in everyday situations.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A complete manuscript for a board-book or picture-book format (roughly 150–300 words total), written in simple, rhythmic language that babies and toddlers can enjoy aloud.
• Clear pacing across 12–16 spreads, each reinforcing counting through gentle repetition and playful interaction (e.g., “one soft bunny, two bright balls”).
• Brief art notes that show how each spread could visually highlight the numbers without overwhelming young eyes.
• A short parent guide at the back—two or three sentences on how to use the story for early numeracy practice.
Acceptance criteria: the draft must stay age-appropriate, include every number in sequence, avoid abstract math terms, and flow smoothly when read aloud.
If you love crafting lyrical, educational text that makes numbers feel like friends, I’m excited to read your ideas and collaborate.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A complete manuscript for a board-book or picture-book format (roughly 150–300 words total), written in simple, rhythmic language that babies and toddlers can enjoy aloud.
• Clear pacing across 12–16 spreads, each reinforcing counting through gentle repetition and playful interaction (e.g., “one soft bunny, two bright balls”).
• Brief art notes that show how each spread could visually highlight the numbers without overwhelming young eyes.
• A short parent guide at the back—two or three sentences on how to use the story for early numeracy practice.
Acceptance criteria: the draft must stay age-appropriate, include every number in sequence, avoid abstract math terms, and flow smoothly when read aloud.
If you love crafting lyrical, educational text that makes numbers feel like friends, I’m excited to read your ideas and collaborate.