Doing the full kit myself and feeling like a kid again

Today I actually did the entire kit myself: printing, cutting, taping, assembling every page.

It felt strangely nostalgic, almost like meeting my child self halfway. If I could go back in time and hand this kit to little-me, I know I would’ve absolutely freaked out from excitement. Craft-based role play was always my soft spot, and seeing this come to life made that very obvious.

I resized the ID card so it now fits perfectly into the universal sleeve I ordered recently.

And I ran through the whole experience exactly as a parent/kid would, which gave me confidence: it’s genuinely fun.

There are three small materials missing to complete the craft station, so I ordered them:

• color pencils
• kid safety scissors
• pritt glue sticks

Once these arrive, the kit business becomes fully self-contained.

Now the only big step left is: photos + listing images + publishing.

For version one, I’ll leave videos out but during Christmas break, when life slows down a bit, I want to create some how-to and timelapse videos. Something warm and educational, but also usable for marketing later.

A satisfying, tactile day. The kit is real now, not just on screen, but in my hands.