Pregnancy milestone cards - Love in the belly | Fruit and vegetables

Are you having a baby? Then look forward to a wonderful and unforgettable time. With these cards you can capture every precious moment with great photos. Also great as a gift for your best friend or colleague.

This lovely set contains 52 cards, which are delivered in a sturdy white gift box with tags. For each week of pregnancy there is a hand-painted motif for comparing the size of your baby and additional cards with many very special moments. There is plenty of space on the back of the cards to record your own memories. You will also find small information boxes about your baby's development.

Every single order is carefully and lovingly packaged. We look forward to your purchase.

The cards are printed double-sided on a sturdy cardboard with a grammage of 250 g/m². The cardboard is made from sustainable raw materials in Germany and has an elegant, matte surface with a light structure that is great for writing on.

52 cards in DIN A6 format, portrait format, 105x148 mm (WxH), printed on both sides, delivery including gift box and tags

Motif cards:
38 cards with hand-painted motifs (4th - 41st week of pregnancy) and...
"We're having a baby"
"Big things often start tiny"
"Finally! My pregnancy test is positive"
"Your first ultrasound picture"
"You are no longer a secret"
"Today we heard your heartbeat for the first time"
"How nice! You are a boy"
"How beautiful! You are a girl"
"Today I felt you for the first time"
"Oops! You have hiccups"
"We have a name for you"
"Today my maternity leave begins"
"Today is the due date"
"Finally! You're here!"

All illustrations shown are self-designed, hand-drawn and painted in watercolor and ink techniques.

The colors may vary depending on your screen settings. However, they look best in reality.

The cards are sold without decoration and this is therefore not included in the price.

The info boxes contain general information about the respective week of pregnancy and can vary individually. The information is in no way a substitute for professional advice or treatment by a doctor.