Choose something everyone can be part of
A shared day out gives a family time together. A photo book keeps the pictures from a trip. A family newspaper can bring several households’ everyday lives into one place, especially when getting everyone into the same room is difficult.
It is worth choosing based on how much involvement your family will enjoy. A newspaper needs contributions; if you need an immediate present with no preparation, choose something you can give straight away.
The organiser brings people in; everyone supplies their news
Choose a name for your newspaper and invite the adults in your group. Each person writes an update or records a voice note, then adds photographs. Adults can include their children’s and pets’ news without extra contributor places.
The reporter turns the supplied material into articles, preserving the facts and using your own quotes. Originals stay with their contributor and the editorial team. Your family receives the finished edition together after review and release.
Small stories make it yours
A newspaper does not have to be a list of achievements. Make room for the ordinary details that make someone recognisable to the rest of the family.
- The youngest cousin’s latest obsession, shared by a parent.
- The recipe someone insists they invented.
- The first photograph from a new home.
- The holiday mishap that deserves a proper retelling.
- A new hobby, a small victory or the pet’s latest crime.
From Christmas present to a family habit
A family newspaper brings your people’s news together in a digital edition. It includes a downloadable PDF, and you can print copies yourself. One adult subscribes for the whole group: £29 every three months or £99 annually for four editions.
Choose £29 upfront every three months or £99 upfront annually for four digital editions, covering the whole family with up to 20 adults. Verify your email to start live checkout, then name your newspaper after payment. Professional printing and postage are coming soon and unavailable to order. Check the preparation timetable before planning a Christmas handover.