Personalised stories for your bump

Story time

Get started with our Small Stories

Story time

Get started with our Small Stories

Author and illustrator Viviane Schwarz has written three stories for your bump, about the adventures you’ll have together when they’re born. We hope you enjoy them.

*We are sorry but the personalisation feature on our short stories is currently unavailable. We are working to fix this and it will be back live soon.

In the meantime, we have made our short stories available without the personalisation here, so that you can still enjoy reading these to your baby during pregnancy.

Your baby's future health begins here

At Aptaclub, we believe that experience helps to build resilience; and that each new encounter, whether in pregnancy or after birth, can shape your baby’s future development. With our scientific expertise and one-to-one round the clock support, we can help you and your baby embrace tomorrow.

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Bonding with bump

Neuroscientist Dr Eino Partanen explains why talking and singing to your unborn child during pregnancy is good for both of you.

Learning in the womb

Find out how talking to your bump helps your baby with language learning. Start helping your baby discover the world around them with Aptaclub today.

Talk to your baby pre-birth

Learn how to talk to your baby pre-birth with the help of Aptaclub experts. Discover what babies can hear in the womb and what effect it has on them.

Reasons to talk to your baby

Find out why it’s important to talk to your baby before birth. Discover how to bond with your baby during pregnancy on the Aptaclub website.

Music in pregnancy

Find out what pregnancy music is best for your baby from the Aptaclub experts. Discover the effects of music on unborn babies on our website today.

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Alternatively, if you need help with general pregnancy or baby advice, or maybe on using or ordering our products - our expert team are always on hand to talk about feeding your baby.

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