Your Child's Animated Keepsakes
Fruitful Tales offers families a beautiful way to preserve their child’s voice, artwork, and imagination at this precious stage of childhood. Each animation becomes a timeless keepsake — celebrating growing confidence, creativity, and the importance of their unique ideas and expression. As a mother, I truly understand how special this is; I know the joy of looking back at my own children’s drawings and seeing their imagination and personality captured in every little mark.​
Please see the Abiyoyo Story as an example of
Liyana's (6 years old) work
How it Works
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Pick a Favourite Story
If your child already loves one of Debbie’s stories, that’s perfect — the more familiar they are, the more confidently they’ll retell it in their own way. They may know it from YouTube or from attending one of Debbie’s classes.
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Create the Artwork
Encourage your child to draw characters, scenes, or favourite moments. If possible, drawing characters and objects on separate pieces of paper makes the animation process smoother. Whatever they create — detailed pictures or happy scribbles — I can work with it.
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Pricing
Once I’ve received the artwork, I’ll email or arrange a phone call to discuss how the animation will come together. Pricing is agreed based on your child’s age, the amount of artwork, and the overall scope.£250–£400
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Record Their Voice
Find a quiet, cosy moment when your child is relaxed and chatty. Try to stay in the background so their voice shines through, gently prompting if needed. It’s not about a performance — natural storytelling or chatting is exactly right (and sometimes it’s beautifully over in just a few joyful moments). For younger children, a favourite line or song from the story is absolutely perfect.
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Send Everything Over
Please scan and send the artwork as PDF or JPEG files via WhatsApp or WeTransfer, along with the MP3 voice recording.
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Timescale
From agreement and receipt of all materials, I aim to deliver your finished animation within two weeks. You’ll receive a beautifully boxed USB stick, along with a private (or public, if preferred) YouTube link.
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