A nursery name sign you print, not order.

It’s a print — a high-resolution, print-ready PDF you download and frame. It does what a nursery name sign does on the wall: the baby’s name, large and personal. But instead of one fixed wooden or acrylic object, you choose the letters, the colours and the frame, it arrives instantly, and it costs a fraction of a custom sign.

Each letter is its own little illustration, and you pick from three alphabets. Watercolour animals — soft painted letters, each a sleeping baby animal. Playful creatures — chunky, friendly characters with gentle faces. Botanical — elegant letters entwined with fine leaves and flowers. The name spells out from whichever set you choose.

It’s built to. The illustrated name sits on a calm light ground you choose — soft blush, sage, oat, clay or warm cream — so it reads gently on the wall rather than shouting. Pick the palette that suits the room.

Yes. Short names sit large on one line; longer names wrap and scale to stay balanced and legible, so anything from “Mia” to “Alexander” reads cleanly. The letters use A–Z, and accents are shown as their plain letter.

You can. Beneath the name you can show the birth date, time, weight and length in small, calm type — so the print is both a name sign for the room and a quiet record of the day they arrived. Or keep it to the name alone.

The file is sized for three standard frames — 50 × 70 cm, A2 and A3 — so it drops straight into off-the-shelf framing. Print at a local or online lab on a heavyweight matte stock for the softest result, then frame it yourself.