For parents

The page where we talk plainly.

No storybook voice here, just straight answers about safety, your data, your money, and what we will never do. If anything on this page isn't true of LullaPost, you should cancel, and we make that easy on purpose.

Your account, never theirs

LullaPost accounts belong to parents. We collect nothing about children. The details you choose to share, a first name, an age, a love of dinosaurs, a teddy called Button, exist for one purpose only: writing tonight's story. Your child never signs up, never has a profile a stranger could see, never gets an email from us.

POPIA and COPPA, in one paragraph

LullaPost is built to South Africa's POPIA and the US COPPA standards from day one, not retro-fitted later. In practice that means: the account holder is always an adult, we ask for the minimum needed to write the stories, we tell you exactly what we hold, and deletion is real deletion. Questions about your data get a human answer at hello@lullapost.app.

What's actually in the stories

Every story is checked before it reaches you, against a written standard: a proper beginning, middle and soft landing; words that fit your child's age; calm pacing that winds a child down instead of up. A story about Thursday's dentist visit still ends sleepy.

And one thing we're careful to say clearly: LullaPost is comfort, not treatment. Stories can make a big feeling smaller at bedtime, but they are not therapy, and we'll never claim otherwise. If you ask for a story about something that needs a professional, we'll say so, kindly.

The promises, one more time

Who we are

LullaPost is made by Little Dream Labs, the small team behind Kip & Pip, the calm songs-and-stories channel on YouTube. Same characters, same night sky, same rule everywhere: bedtime content should end the night, not extend it.

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