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TinyMold™ Globe

TinyMold™ Globe

 4.8/5 (1800+ Reviews)
Regular price $44.99
Regular price $44.99 Sale price $76.00
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🎁 The gift parents actually want

🤍 A foot this tiny only happens once

🩷 So easy, you'll have it done before their next nap

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TinyMold™ Globe

TinyMold™ Globe

Regular price $44.99
Regular price $44.99 Sale price $76.00
SAVE 40% Sold out
  • I cried when I saw the finished cast — best thing I've ever bought as a new mum 🥺🤍

    Jane R
  • Bought this as a gift for my wife after she gave birth — she burst into tears when she saw the result. Best £30 I've ever spent 🤍

    Harris
  • Did this when my son was 3 weeks old, he's now 2 and I look at it every single day

    Zara
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    75 days left to order for delivery before Christmas
    Order by Tuesday 15 December

    Capture That Memory Forever!

    Their first Christmas only happens once 🎄 Capture it in 5 minutes 🥹

    Why not just an ink print?

    An ink print is a flat smudge on paper. This is the actual shape of their hand.

    TinyMold™ Globe Ink print kit A photo
    Captures real 3D shape and depth
    Keeps their exact size, life-size
    Won’t fade, smudge or yellow
    Works on a wriggling newborn
    Ready to display, nothing else to buy

    Frequently Asked Questions

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    Is it safe for my baby?

    Yes — the frame and clay are made from non-toxic, pet-safe materials and finished with safe paint, so it's completely fine to keep on a shelf or table anywhere in the home.

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    How old should they be for the cast?

    Any age works, but the younger the better — newborn to 6 months is the sweet spot before their hands grow too fast.

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    How long does it take to put together?

    Once your cast has set, fitting it into the frame alongside your two photos takes just a couple of minutes.

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    Does the cast need extra time before framing?

    Just make sure it's fully dry and cured first — usually 24 hours after casting — then it's ready to go straight into the frame.