Personalised Nursery Prints

A personalised nursery print can mark a baby's arrival or show the sky at a moment the family remembers. Begin with the room and the details the parents are happy to share. A name and date may be enough; there is no need to fill every space simply because it is available.

A print of birth details

The baby birth details print can include a name, date, time, weight, length and place. It also works out details from the date, including the day of the week and the Moon's phase. You choose the picture, colours and typeface.

Ask the parents for the details they want shown. Copy the spelling of the name from their message and check it again in the artwork. If you are unsure about a measurement, ask rather than guessing. The design can be made with fewer lines, so a detail can be left out if the family would rather keep it private.

The sky at a chosen moment

The star map uses a place, date and time to show the stars over that location. The baby's birth is one possible moment; another might be a date the family associates with bringing them home. Gather all three details and check the selected place before reviewing the artwork.

This is a different choice from a list of birth details. It centres on the sky, so it may suit a room where the family wants an image with a connection to the date. Ask the parents about their preferred colours and the space they have available before selecting the finish.

Or choose the Moon

The Moon print calculates the phase and orientation for a date, time and place. Its lunar face uses a NASA mosaic. Choose a moment the family knows, then check the date and location in the preview. If the exact time is uncertain, ask the parents or choose a detail you can confirm.

A Moon image and a star map offer different ways to remember the same occasion. Look at both before deciding which one fits the room. The subject may matter more to the family than matching every colour already in the nursery.

Choosing a place for the print

These products come as posters or framed prints, with white, black or wood frame choices and three sizes. Measure the wall space before deciding. Consider the furniture already in the room and leave the parents free to choose the final position.

If the print is a gift, a poster can leave the family to select their own frame. A framed choice may be useful when you know their preferred finish. Check the product page for the size and finish you intend to order, and show the parents the artwork if they would like to review it.

Can I make it a surprise?

Yes, if you can confirm the details without guessing. Another relative may be able to help with spelling or a date. For information the parents have not shared, choose a design that does not require it. A short note about why you chose the image can accompany the gift without putting private details on the wall.