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A letter-writing ritual · opening soon

Letters worth keeping are on their way.

Choose your day and a gentle prompt arrives. You write back, and we print it on archival cotton rag, seal it in wax and post it. As a love note now, or a keepsake for later.

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Who would you write to first? (optional)

We only use your email to tell you about Dear Little One. We never sell or share it.

Made slowly, in our coastal studio.

A handwritten letter beginning Dear Little One beside an envelope with a gold wax seal

Your words

A gentle prompt on the day you choose. You write in your own voice, at your own pace.

A hand pressing a brass stamp into an oxblood wax seal on a handmade-paper envelope

Our hands

Printed on cotton rag, sealed in wax with an initial you pick, one letter at a time.

A mother and her two young children reading a handmade-paper letter together

Their keepsake

Posted now as a love note, held for a birthday, or kept safe until it’s needed most.

Questions

What is Dear Little One?

Dear Little One is an Australian letter-writing service. A gentle prompt arrives on your writing day, you type or dictate your reply, and we print it on 100% cotton rag paper, seal it in wax with an initial you choose, and post it with Australia Post.

When does Dear Little One open?

We’re opening soon. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you first when the studio opens.

How much will it cost?

Single letters start at A$29, and a monthly letter-writing ritual is A$35 a month. Printing on cotton rag paper and Australian postage are included.

Can letters be kept and posted later?

Yes. Letters can be posted straight away, held for a date like a birthday or first day of school, or kept safely until a trusted person you name tells us it’s time.

Who are the letters for?

Anyone you love: children and grandchildren, a partner, parents, friends. Many people write to their children for later, as a keepsake in their own words.

The best time to write it down is before you think you need to.

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