A boxed set includes an anteater, Dalmation, lemur, panda, penguin and skunk. Printed on recycled board, these cards will stand up to baby's explorations. Each 5x7" card is beautifully finished with matte varnish and child-friendly rounded corners. Wee Gallery animals are made of high-contrast repeating patterns to stimulate visual development in infants.

This set of eco-friendly, peel-and-stick, removeable wall art pieces features 47 decals, including a 16" deer, an 8" fox, six trees, 29 landscaping pieces, and more. The decals are made of polypropylene and can easily be repositioned without harming walls.

This three-piece collection is cotton-mounted and stretched on a recycled wooden frame. Each ready-to-hang design is hand-drawn and hand-painted with an emphasis on taking advantage of a baby’s visual strengths. These animals are composed of black-and-white repeating shapes, which will entertain and engage little ones, transforming playtime into an artistic experience.  The Wee Gallery Canvas Collection also includes a green savannah theme, a blue undersea theme, a yellow farmyard theme and an orange garden theme.

Decorate baby's room with more than just pretty wallpaper. Wee Gallery elephant and giraffe are available as removable wall graphics - just peel and stick!

Farm Wall Graphics set includes

1 -	12" sheep
3 -	6" sheep
1 -	6" hen
12 -	5" green hills
3 -	5" fences
6 -	2" peep

A boxed set of 6 Wee Gallery baby flash cards when placed in the crib make a wee art gallery for baby. Can also be turned into a  mobile with the Kikkerland mobile kit. Great newborn gift!

A spotty stingray, curly octopus, bubbly jellyfish, stripey sea horse patterned turtle and wavy fish make up the Sea Collection.

These easy-on, easy-off wall graphics serve as a creative way to decorate Baby’s space. The stunning black-and-white wallscapes will catch Baby’s attention, and can be placed on the wall, under the shelf, peeking out from behind towels or anywhere. The pack includes two turtles, two seahorses, two stingrays, 10 seaweed graphics, and 30 bubbles.

Wee Gallery has created adorable designs from down on the farm: a striped bee, dotted cow, feathered hen, flowered pig and curly sheep on a field of corn make up the Farm Collection of wall art for babies. A set of four in a series retails for $140.00. Other series include Sea Collection and Wild Collection. Launch date: Summer 2006.

Wee Gallery flash cards are works of art that can introduce babies to a new world of animal and marine life down on the farm and under the sea. Wee Gallery flash cards come from hand-painted originals that take advantage of infants' visual strengths. Whimsical animals made up of black-and-white repeating shapes entertain and engage little ones, transforming playtime into a virtually artistic experience. The Farm Flash Cards help baby say “moo," "oink" and "baa” with six high-contrast prints that stimulate and engage baby. A striped bee, dotty cow, feathered hen, curly sheep, flowery pig and tall horse make up this creatively designed farm flash card set.

Parents can turn these hip Wee Gallery flash cards into a cool urban mobile with this stainless steel Kikkerland mobile kit. When baby is older, the kit can be used to display favorite photos or drawings. Animal Flash Cards are included with the mobile to turn baby's nursery into a sophisticated baby art gallery, worthy of plenty of wide-eyed concentration and certainly a lot of well-deserved baby drool.

Have you ever seen children try to make sense of what they see the first time they encounter identical twins? Their eyes track from one face to the other in an incredulous attempt to figure out this astounding new concept. Twins are not as simple as the big/small, loud/quiet lessons in opposites that they’re used to; twins are nuanced and kind of funny. And it’s exactly that funny nuance that artist Surya Sajnani has masterfully captured in her wonderful new board book, “What Should We Call the Twins?” This engaging 7” x 7” book introduces children to the concept of twins in an upbeat and whimsical way. Through her use of entertaining puns, the book is also a fun read for adults. Sajnani developed her current artistic style shortly after becoming a mother. Wanting to engage her son visually, Sajnani began to create hand-painted original works of art that took advantage of the visual strengths of her child. She made animal prints in black and white — a high-contrast combination that stimulates brain development.