Coming firstBody Brilliant
Discover the amazing things your body does, one story at a time.

Dear grown ups,
A little friend for medicine time.A syrup bottle carrier with stories
for the “not now” moments.
When they turn away or push the spoon aside, giving a dose can be difficult for both of you.
Tailsiee is a syrup bottle carrier that looks like a little friend. Paired with audio stories and a paper playset, it gives parents and children a way to bring storytelling and play into medicine time.
For parents and children ages 3–8.






Three kinds of audio stories to explore with your child.
Coming firstDiscover the amazing things your body does, one story at a time.
Coming firstExplore everyday wonders through stories that spark little questions and new discoveries.
A chapter to comeKeep animal friends company on sick days, with stories to share through medicine time.
Finding balance. Trying again.
Dreaming something new.
Different discovery on every island.
A little curiosity. A lot of thought.
Curious about our approach?
Science behind Tailsiee
A little friend with a world to explore: a syrup bottle carrier, companion audio stories and a paper playset with scenes and puppets.
Listen to the free “What Kind of Off” story. No sign-up needed. The story is just over four minutes long. Try a story ↗
We’re creating Tailsiee for children aged 3–8 with a grown-up. We’ll confirm age and safety guidance for the physical set before orders open.
Yes. The first audio collections will be available on their own. The stories and play can also be enjoyed outside medicine time. We’ll share listening options and prices before launch.
Research on stories, play and caregiver support informs what we’re making. We don’t yet have evidence for Tailsiee’s own learning, eating or medicine-taking benefits, so we can’t promise less distress or fewer refused doses. The thinking behind Tailsiee ↗
Always a grown-up. Use the measuring device supplied or recommended for the medicine and follow its dose and storage instructions. Never use a kitchen spoon. Keep the original labelled bottle out of children’s sight and reach, even inside the carrier. It is not child-resistant. Children use separate play pieces; no medicine is included.
If your child refuses, spits out or vomits medicine, or you’re unsure how much they took, ask their pharmacist or prescribing clinician what to do. Don’t guess a replacement dose. Stories and play remain available whether or not medicine is taken.
We’re getting Tailsiee ready for its first families. for launch news. Before you order, you’ll be able to check the price, which bottles fit, what’s included and how to care for your set.
You’ll get emails with story previews, launch news and early access announcements. It’s free to join, and you can leave anytime. Joining isn’t a purchase or a reservation.