Pearhead Wooden Milestone Photo Cards

Seven double-sided wooden photo cards labeled one through twelve months, plus hello world and oh baby.

  • $9.99List price

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What's in it

Contents7 double-sided wooden cards labeled one month through twelve months, plus hello world and oh baby
Size4.125" W x 4.125" H x 0.125" D (each card)
Use notesThese photo props are not meant for baby to hold or put their mouth on.

Listed features

  • Covers all twelve months
  • Gender-neutral design

Worth checking

  • Not meant to be held or mouthed by baby

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  • Use and supervision: follow the maker's warnings on the product, and see CPSC's Safe Nursery guide. Check the label and the maker's instructions, and ask your pediatrician about your child.

Full specs

Pearhead Wooden Milestone Photo Cards
TypeBaby memory book
List price$9.99
Age (publisher)Not stated on the publisher's page
Size4.125" W x 4.125" H x 0.125" D (each card)
What's included7 double-sided wooden cards labeled one month through twelve months, plus hello world and oh baby
Maker's warningsThese photo props are not meant for baby to hold or put their mouth on.

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Wooden Milestone Photo Cards: questions answered

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What age is Pearhead Wooden Milestone Photo Cards for?

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