Ink fog
Real-life step: when scared, a slow breath out and name what I’m afraid of
World
Undersea WorldUnder water, we breathe slowly
Undersea World is a world for children aged 4–11. World law: “Under water we breathe slowly — breathe calmly and you see further.” It suits these topics especially well: fear and courage, anger and calming down, tidying up.
Legend
Beneath the waves lies a coral town where people breathe in bubble helmets. Whoever breathes slowly sees further — which is why divers are the calmest people in the world.
Under water we breathe slowly — breathe calmly and you see further. What doesn’t belong in the sea, we take away.
Starting map
- coral town
- sunken ship
- lighthouse
- octopus library
- pearl garden
The first place is always a safe haven. New places appear with every story.
Who lives here
Granny Wave the turtle (mentor) · a fish buddy
The rival
Flustered the octopus — when she gets scared, she squirts ink and nobody can see a thing. The hero teaches her to breathe slowly.
Three sample stories
The first dive
Real-life step: before something new, take the smallest step — near water always with a grown-up
A beach full of stuff
Real-life step: tidy the room piece by piece, starting with the easiest
Topics that fit naturally here
Reading for parents
Do children learn anything from stories? What research says about stories and behaviourHow to help an angry child: what works by age?
Age
4–11 years
Recommended styles
What we take care with
The deep is never scary (light and friends); steps never encourage trying risky things alone.
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See the hero on the drawing before you pay.
Send a brief — we draw your child as the hero for free. Then a story for €9.90 (1 story · 16 pages) or a whole adventure for €24.90 (3 stories · 48 pages), as a storybook or a comic, paid once. Until you open the book, you can cancel it and we refund the full amount.