We're talking to parents first.

A short research conversation about memory, legacy, and what you want your child to carry with them.


Before we build anything, we want to listen.

This survey is part of early research into how parents preserve memories and life moments for their children and what gets in the way. There are no right or wrong answers. We're genuinely curious about your lived experience as a parent.

It takes about 8-10 minutes.

Your responses are handled anonymously wherever possible and are only used to shape what we build next.

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Before We Begin: Privacy, Safety And Purpose

Your responses are anonymous and used only for research. This survey complies with GDPR / Dutch AVG.

I am building this as an individual parent. My mission is to ensure my daughter grows up knowing her childhood was cherished, and that she was seen and valued every step of the way.

— Cess G.

Page 1: About You

Include 0 if you're expecting. Select all age groups that apply.

Which age bands apply?
Q2. How would you describe your current situation?

Page 2: Memory And Preservation Habits

Q3. Where do you currently store photos and videos of your child? (Select all that apply)
Q4. How confident are you that those photos and videos will still be accessible in 20 years?
Q5. Have you ever lost photos, videos or messages because of a broken phone, deleted account or platform shutdown?

Page 3: Legacy And Sharing

Q8. Do you ever think about what your child will have of you when they are older beyond photos and objects?

Page 4: Concept Reaction

Q15. Would you use something like this? What would make you say yes immediately?

Page 5: Practical Questions

Q16. How much would you expect to pay for a service like this?
Q17. Would you be comfortable nominating up to 5 trusted people to contribute memories and milestones?
Q18. At what age should a child be able to access their archive independently?

Page 6: Follow-up (Optional) And Submit

Q19. Can we follow up with you for a 15-minute conversation once we have something to show?

Privacy reminder: research only, not sold, consent can be withdrawn via contact@mychildhoodbook.com