Make Your Own: Spring's here
Spring is here and so are limited edition Make Your Own Cards!
This exclusive new pack contains five blank cards decorated with a nature-loving squad of furry friends. Perfect for getting wild and creative this spring!
What is a Make Your Own Card?
They're blank cards that let you turn almost any audio into a Yoto Card. You can make a new card in moments and even record your own stories in the Yoto App. Here are some of the reasons you might want to use a Make Your Own Card:
1. Share recordings of your loved ones' voices
2. Make mixtapes from your own MP3s
3. Replace lost Yoto Cards in seconds
4. Turn your Digital Cards into Yoto Cards
It takes seconds to create a new card and you can edit them as many times as you like.
Then comes the fun part - kids can decorate each card with stickers, drawings, and messages so they know what's what and who's who. You can play them whenever and wherever you like or send them to friends and family members.
If someone in your family account records a story in the Yoto App, you’ll see it pop up in the Make Your Own section. Then you can link it to any Make Your Own Card or play it directly from the app.
Ready to get making?
Looking for inspiration?
You’ll find lots of audio in the Yoto App. Head to the ‘Discover’ section to find free chapters, podcasts and radio stations, plus Timers and Soundscapes.
Give the gift of audio
Parents and guardians are the real holiday heroes, even if many of us give others (real or imaginary 🐰) the credit. Make your partner feel extra special this Easter by recording a unique message with your kids. Sing a song, write a spring-themed poem, or just show some good old fashion gratitude. Have the kids decorate their new Make Your Own Card (with plenty of doodles and love hearts, of course) and leave it somewhere special for them to find it.
Host a family bake-off
Easter is a time for giving and togetherness - but more importantly, sweet treats! If your kids are already getting excited about all the goodies you'll be whipping up, why not plan ahead and record a recipe for you and the kids to follow together? Then you won't need to worry about which hand is clean enough to turn the pages!
