About this episode

Maddie discusses how to record audio memories using Yoto, emphasizing its screen-free nature and sharing personal experiences.

Yoto isn’t just for kids—it’s a simple way to keep voice memories accessible without screens. Maddie shares how she recorded bedtime stories, made a custom card, and shared ideas for additional personal messages. Show notes | Research | Favorite books

People in this episode

Host: Maddie Jacobs

Topics covered

• audio memories
• screen-free
• bedtime stories
• personal messages
• family bonding

Keywords

• Yoto
• audio memories
• bedtime stories
• screen-free
• custom card

Mentioned in this episode

Products: Yoto

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