Eat Play Say
RESOURCE HUB FOR BABY + TODDLER DEVELOPMENT
Eat Play Say is a one-stop resource hub created by pediatric experts for parents and caregivers navigating their child’s development—from first feeds to first words and everything in between. Founder Jordyn knew exactly what she wanted: a clean, user-friendly website that could support her growing ecosystem of resources, blog content, and expert-led support. Her DIY Squarespace site had served its purpose—but it wasn’t built for the next chapter. Here’s how we changed that:
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We moved Jordyn from Squarespace to a fully custom Showit build that could handle a lot of content—without overwhelming the user. Her new site is organized, beautiful, and most importantly, easy for tired parents to navigate. We built a structure that guides people clearly through blogs, resources, support options, and expert insights.
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This wasn’t just a “pretty site.” We created a robust resource center, dynamic blog structure (with two separate blogs!), a shop-style favorites page, and custom linkable content blocks that let Jordyn share expert information with clarity and confidence.
BUILDING THE DIGITAL HOME
Eat Play Say is what happens when a pediatric expert stops DIY-ing and builds a digital home that matches her impact.
Jordyn’s new website feels like a deep breath for overwhelmed parents—clean, clear, and rich with trustworthy guidance. Her content now lives inside a custom Showit experience that’s ready to grow alongside the families she supports.
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