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The decals are by wee gallery. penelope is completely mesmerized by them and she loves to "chat" away at them while getting a diaper changed. Posted on Apartment Therapy

...Art made especially for babies, but cat lovers of all ages can appreciate this handsome devil. Posted on moderncat.com

Your baby will not only become smarter by looking at these, his room will also be infinitely more stylish upon their arrival. Posted on Petit Elefant.com

I was impressed that the cards held up to even my three year old playing with them, they did not bend at all! Posted on Nursinggowns.com

These are ones to put on the list for baby gifts for my friends. Posted on BabyTV.com

Wee Gallery introduces wall art. Posted on FM Fall Shopping Guide 2007

It's never too early to cultivate a grandchild's discerning eye for art. Posted on Grandparents.com

We’ve all heard it. As much as we all love a splash of color in the nursery, it’s the black and whites that babies really love.
Posted on mally bibs blog

Even if you don’t have a little one around, you could frame the wee works of art to create your own wonderful wall art. Posted on Paper Crave

In every phase your child will discover something new in these animals. Posted on Optimist - Postive life and beautiful items for kids

Flashcards are a time honored gift for any little one. Posted on Better Homes and Garderns Holiday Gift Gallery 2007

The newborns are captured by the stark black and white images and the older toddlers are enthralled with the detail of the images.
Posted on The Opinionated Parent

Wee Galley animals are designed to interest babies at different stages. Posted on Whatisblik.com

Cool Giraffe versus Farm....hmmm. Posted on Swissmiss - swiss designer gone nyc

Wee Gallery's animals are colorful and fun never boring. Posted on Did You See That?

Back to basics: Black and White Style From Wee Gallery. Posted on Cleverparents.com

Trying to connect with a complete newborn is tough for many dads. But those first few weeks and months set the tone for the rest of the fathering experience. Posted on Mrdad.com

Wee Gallery is art that fascinates babies, wins the approval of child development specialists, and appeals to sophisticated parents.
Posted on Mamanista.com

Black and White Never Looked So Good. Posted on SheFindsMom.com

Now that's my favorite kind of dual use product: something the kiddos love that I can appreciate too. Posted on CoolMomPicks.com

Wee Gallery Animal Prints...what I didn't post about was that it actually works! Posted on HippestKid.com

A Mobile Set That's a Wee Bit More Stylish Posted on DaddyDrama.com

"But they’re gorgeous, and your baby is never too young to be stimulated by gorgeousness, is he?" Posted on BabyBlogging.com

Top six unique baby gifts Posted on About.com (download pdf)

PARENTS

I just wanted to say "THANK YOU" for your little cards. My very frugal husband said the other day "that was the best money spent" on any infant gift we have so far. Leif digs them.
Traci Ruble, Half Moon Bay, CA

The Wee Gallery collections are wonderful. As a developmental psychologist I knew that babies love to look at black and white images, but now as the mom of a 2 month old I've really seen this in action. I put the card collection in frames and hung them on the wall in my daughter's room...she LOVES to stare at the animals! I'm excited to get the sea animals and farm animals as well to give her even more variety.
Dr. Jennifer Jipson
Department of Psychology & Child Development, California Polytechnic University

We love the flashcards. Our newborn son won't let them out of his sight and they work wonders on the plane (or in environments where you want to keep the baby hush hush)! I take them with me everywhere and swear by them. In fact, I have been buying a set for all of the new parents we know.
Amy Thompson, Seattle, WA

"It's such a pleasant surprise to see baby products that are smart but also graphically beautiful."
Chin Wang, Art Director, Boston Globe

Click here to see what celebrity mom Debra Messing says!

These cards were the first images our son ever focused on. When we showed them to him, he was mesmerized by the beautiful animal pictures on each of the cards. We taped the cards on his crib and we would hear him before he went to sleep and when he woke up 'talking' to his friends. We went on a 2 week multi-city trip when he was 4 months old and forgot to pack the cards. We had my sister Federal Express to our hotel the set we'd given to her as a gift to make sure our son felt at home wherever we were.
Daniel's mom, Santa Barbara, California

Milo loves to look at the groovy pictures. He especially likes the owl, the kitty, and the elephant. If he is in a good mood and you show him a card, he raises his eyebrows, opens his eyes really wide, pants, kicks his feet, blows bubbles, and will usually break out into a cute little smile. One time he did all this, but everything was so exaggerated, Pete and I were cracking up.
Milo's mom, New Hampshire

We hung the images of these cute little animal cards next to the changing table and he was instantly transfixed - these have made our diaper changing experience so much easier. With this being our first baby, this worked out great for us and we are now passing the info on to other friends who are starting to have kids.
Micah's dad, Goleta, California

High-contrast visual patterns promote infant brain development. Wee Gallery is an artistic alternative to conventional infant stimulation products.
Dr James Brewer, Santa Barbara, California