Storefront in progress · samples, family review, and rights clearance before launch

Made with a kid, not just about one

Small words.
Big family stories.

Wholesome things a kid says—and the family practices behind them. A growing collection of playful phrases, thoughtful stories, and a few soft things for kids to wear and make their own.

Concept art of two iguanas inviting each other to play
Iguana play?
Concept art of two cuddling cuttlefish
Cuddle fish
Concept art of an otter floating downstream
Go with the flow

01 Notice the little things

02 Make together

03 Share with care

The first tiny collection

A few favorites, made to be worn.

We’re starting small: kids’ tees and sweatshirts made to order, then fulfilled and shipped by a print-on-demand partner.

Candidate products only—nothing is for sale yet.

Cuddle Fish concept art on a warm cream backgroundPrototype

Kids tee

Cuddle Fish

For comfort-givers and excellent huggers.

Price after sample reviewComing soon
Raise the Woof concept art with two dogs dancingPrototype

Kids sweatshirt

Raise the Woof!

For living-room dance parties and playground encores.

Price after sample reviewComing soon
Growth-mindset yeti concept artPrototype

Kids sweatshirt

I Can't Do That Yet-i

A cozy reminder that first tries can be messy.

Price after sample reviewComing soon
How this will work

Made only when ordered · shipped by our production partner · no inventory pile-up

From the working collection

Ideas worth holding onto.

Each phrase may become a story, a conversation starter, or something lovely to keep. For now, these are captured ideas under family and rights review.

17 captured conceptsFamily + rights review in progress
Concept art of two cuddling cuttlefishNo. 01Captured idea

Cuddle fish

affection · friendship · comfort

Concept art of a cat family sharing tempuraNo. 02Captured idea

Tempurrra

food · family · wordplay

Concept art of two boba drinks huggingNo. 03Captured idea

Boba buddies

friendship · belonging · shared treats

Concept art of two friendly crabs touching clawsNo. 04Captured idea

Crab a friend

invitation · friendship · connection

Concept art of two iguanas huggingNo. 05Captured idea

Somos inguanitas

affection · bilingual voice · belonging

Concept art of two dogs dancing under a disco ballNo. 06Captured idea

Raise the woof!

celebration · music · joy

Concept art of a colorful llama in heart-shaped sunglassesNo. 07Captured idea

Llama be me

self-expression · confidence · individuality

Concept art of a capybara celebrating a birthdayNo. 08Captured idea

Capy birthday!

celebration · birthdays · calm joy

Concept art of a tortoise walking toward a heart signNo. 09Captured idea

Slow is steady, steady is fast

patience · persistence · progress

Concept art of a parent bear hugging a child bearNo. 10Captured idea

Bear Hug!

affection · safety · connection

Concept art of two iguanas inviting each other to playNo. 11Captured idea

Iguana play?

invitation · play · inclusion

Concept art of a friendly yeti waving helloNo. 12Captured idea

Ice to meet you!

welcome · introductions · friendliness

Concept art of a leopard student raising its pawNo. 13Captured idea

Raise the paw

curiosity · participation · learning

Concept art of a yeti practicing a growth mindsetNo. 14Captured idea

I can't do that Yet-i

growth mindset · persistence · trying again

Concept art of a parent lion embracing a child lionNo. 15Captured idea

You are purr-fect just the way you are

unconditional love · belonging · self-worth

Concept art of a sea turtle swimming with the currentNo. 16Captured idea

Trust the tide

trust · change · patience

Concept art of an otter floating downstreamNo. 17Captured idea

Go with the flow

adaptability · calm · resilience

Spelling and capitalization are preserved from the original concept art until the family chooses a final treatment.

The story is the lasting part

More than a cute saying.

Sabina Says is an experiment in noticing what makes family life meaningful: the unexpected phrase, the beloved object, the moment a mistake becomes a new idea.

Abraham and Michelle bring the structure and care. Sabina brings ideas, language, play, and judgment. What gets shared is chosen together, with privacy and changing consent built in from the start.