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Who do you want to wish them happy birthday?

Stella the unicorn, a pirate, a mermaid, a wizard, an astronaut… or Santa, if yours is the kind who asks for him in June. Pick the character your child loves and they will call on the big day.

It's not a recorded video with their name dropped in: it's a conversation. The character asks how old they're turning and replies to whatever they answer.

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Estela

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There are hundreds of places to buy a birthday message video. They all work the same way: someone records a clip with your child's name in it and sends you an MP4. Your child watches, smiles, and twenty seconds later it is over. They cannot answer, because nobody is on the other side.

This is a different thing. The character calls, your child picks up, and they talk. It asks how old they are turning, hears them say "six", and celebrates that six. It asks whether there is cake, and what kind. And it replies to whatever they come up with — which, at that age, is almost never what you expected.

Choose who calls

The same birthday, with whichever character they pick. This is the part a recorded video cannot do: here you decide who is on the line.

How the big day works

You set the call up in a minute from your phone and choose the moment: first thing in the morning, right before the candles, or when the party is winding down and they do not want it to end.

  • Pick the character from the catalogue: the unicorn, the pirate, the mermaid, the wizard, the astronaut…
  • Tell us four things about your child: their name, their age, what they love and what they have achieved lately.
  • Set the occasion to "birthday" and, if you like, add a detail: "the whole class is coming", "this year they are getting the bike".
  • Hand them the phone. The character opens with birthday wishes and asks how old they are turning.

We never state the age ourselves — the character asks. That way your child gets to say it out loud, which is the best part, and the character can never get the number wrong.

Why a conversation and not a video

You notice the difference in the first minute, and you really notice it on your child's face when they realise someone is actually listening.

  • It asks, then waits. If they say they are turning six, the character celebrates six; if they make an age up, it plays along.
  • It talks about their world: if your child brings up dinosaurs, the conversation goes to dinosaurs.
  • No two calls are the same, not even with the same character and the same child.
  • It can mention what they achieved this year, because you told us first.
  • And when it says goodbye, it wishes them happy birthday again, by name.

Ways to fit it into the day

It works best as a moment inside the day rather than the whole plan. These are the ones that land best:

  • The second they wake up, to open the day with the surprise.
  • Right before blowing out the candles, with everyone watching.
  • Mid-party, when the excitement needs something new.
  • At the end of the day, in pyjamas and calmer: usually the longest conversation of the three.
  • With far-away family watching over video, so they see it live.
  • The day after, if the birthday landed on an impossible weekday.

What to know before you pay

You pay per minute, no subscription: you buy credit and spend it whenever you want, with any character in the catalogue. Nothing renews automatically.

There are no ads inside the call and nothing a child can tap to spend money. Settings and payment live on your side of the app, behind a PIN.

Minute Packages

Choose the perfect package for your family

IDEAL FOR 1 CHILD

Pack 3

3+1minutes
4.992.99-40%
  • Perfect for a first call
  • Personalized experience
  • Valid for 7 days
  • Extra minute to try the experience before calling with your child
IDEAL FOR 2 CHILDREN

Pack 6

6+1minutes
8.995.39-40%
  • Ideal for longer conversations
  • Multiple calls or one extended call
  • Valid for 7 days
  • Extra minute to try the experience before calling with your child

ℹ️ Prices may vary depending on your location.

Frequently Asked Questions for Parents

How does it know how old my child is turning?
It does not, and that is deliberate. The profile holds their current age, but on the day itself there is no way to know whether you have updated it yet — so the character never states a number. It asks your child and celebrates the answer. It is nicer, and it cannot get it wrong.
Does it work any day of the year?
Yes. Birthdays are the one thing with no season: the catalogue characters are available 365 days a year, so it makes no difference whether the birthday falls in August or February.
Can I pick Santa for a birthday in July?
Yes, and it happens more than you would think. Santa wishes children happy birthday in July quite happily: if he is their favourite, he is the one who will make their day.
What if my child freezes and says nothing?
That is normal for the first few seconds, especially if it was a surprise. The character does not need them to talk: it carries on, wishes them happy birthday, tells them something and asks again, gently. Most children are chatting inside a minute.
Does it work for a party with several children?
It works well if you pass the phone around — the character will say hello to each of them. That said, the call is set up for the birthday child, so they are the one it knows by name.
How long is the call?
You choose when you set it up, and it uses the minutes you have. At a birthday, with a full house and the excitement, three or four minutes is usually exactly as long as the attention lasts.

Choose who wishes them happy birthday this year

Set the call up in a minute and pick the exact moment of the day.

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