Planting love for Allah, through the small things kids love.
Du'a, stories, and play for kids aged 2–8 — made by parents, for parents.
A day with Baby Mo
Pray in the morning, play by day, stories at night.
Morning · Today's du'a
Dua of Protection for Children
Coinciding with Month of Jumada al-Awwal — read it with your little one today.
أُعِيذُكُمَا بِكَلِمَاتِ اللَّهِ التَّامَّةِ، مِنْ كُلِّ شَيْطَانٍ وَهَامَّةٍ، وَمِنْ كُلِّ عَيْنٍ لَامَّةٍ
I seek protection for you both with the perfect words of Allah, from every devil and venomous creature, and from every evil eye.
— HR. Bukhari 3371
Daytime · Learn through play
13 free games
Hijaiyah, du'a, and good manners — through play.
Night · Bedtime stories
Baby Mo & Baby Ais stories
Hugs Never Run Out
A baby cousin comes to stay, and Umi holds her all day long. "I'm a baby too!" Baby Mo shouts. Can Umi's love run out?
The Litter-Picking Squad
A little bird pecks at a plastic wrapper in the park. Baby Mo and Baby Ais decide something — and the park is never the same again.
The Longest Trip in the World
Eight hours to Nenek's house. "Are we there yet?" the twins ask, again and again. Abi has a du'a that he says can "bring the distance closer".
Our promise
Faithful to sources
Every du'a & hadith shows its source.
Safe for kids
No child data, no risky links.
Calm for parents
Big type, easy to read at bedtime.
Baby Mo on YouTube
Cheerful Islamic kids' songs to watch together.
This is where Baby Mo comes alive — songs and animation that help kids know Allah joyfully, from “Bismillah Dulu” to everyday good habits.
Free · Kid-safe · New videos every week
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Islamic parenting guidance grounded in authentic sources, written with empathy.
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Common Questions
What parents most often ask about Baby Mo.
Is Baby Mo free?+
Yes. All duas, articles, and games on Baby Mo are free. No hidden fees, no harmful ads.
What ages is Baby Mo for?+
Baby Mo is designed for Muslim children 2–8 years old. Our parenting content is also relevant for parents with children up to 12.
How does Baby Mo verify dua and hadith sources?+
Every dua and hadith is traced to its source (Qur'an, hadith), tagged with its grading (sahih/hasan), and reviewed by qualified asatidz before publication.
Is my child's data collected?+
No. Baby Mo asks for no personal data from children, and we do not display third-party ads on child-facing pages.
Is there a Baby Mo app?+
A mobile app is in development. For now, all content and games are accessible free on this site.
How can I support Baby Mo?+
Subscribe on YouTube, follow Instagram & TikTok @babymo.official, or share Baby Mo with Muslim friends and family.