Nestling

Nestling is made for parents and family bloggers who write about family meals, home projects, routines and printable checklists. Mint-milk pages, terracotta and sage, butter-yellow buttons, everything rounded, scalloped edges under the header and above the footer, blob-framed photos and little hand-drawn stars, hearts and leaves. Nunito headings, Nunito Sans for reading.

Everything a family blog needs is built in, with no plugins:

• A family planner home: a bento hero with a blob-framed photo and tiles for family meals, home projects and little routines.
• This week's meal plan: the three latest recipes as numbered planner tiles.
• Checklists everywhere: hand-drawn tick boxes, a sticky-note morning routine hero, a printable checklist card and a "Printables" page with print links.
• Recipe cards for little cooks: big step numbers, the servings scaler up front, ingredients to tick off and a print view that prints the card only.
• Series as "Month by month": numbered planner pages, read in order with progress.
• Hello from our house: an author card with a doodled signature, and a welcome hero in a soft morning gradient.
• Save for later: a reading list in the header that remembers posts in the visitor's browser.
• Forms: contact and a weekly "fridge note" sign-up, stored under Messages.
• Light and dark: a "Night light" dark scheme with a switch in the header, and three style variations (Night light, Lavender, Peach), each with its own dark palette.
• Gentle motion (floating doodles, stickers that wobble, cards that lift), all switched off for visitors who prefer reduced motion.

About 40 patterns: heroes, meal and post sections, galleries, forms, calls to action, FAQ, stats, reader notes and full pages (home, printables, about, contact).

Recipes, series, photo stories, subtitles and author profiles use Secure Custom Fields when it is active (the theme offers to install it); without it, the theme still shows what the demo content stored.