Sep 6, 2021
Online babies’ and children’s gift and product store ReignDrop LLC, is announcing their Ink Pads for Baby hand and footprint art kits.
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Milford, United States - September 6, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
To remind friends and family of the little one’s first few months, online store ReignDrop launched their baby-safe ink pads. Parents can use these ink pads to make colorful hand and foot impression art for home decoration or to give as gifts to friends and family.
More information can be found at https://reigndropbaby.com/collections/reigndrop-ink-pad
Nothing is more precious to parents and grandparents than the arrival of a baby. To make these moments extra memorable, the popular online babies’ and kids’ store is now offering a range of water-based, non-toxic ink pads parents can use to make personalized artwork for friends and relatives. Soft and easy to use, Ink Pads for Baby impart precise reproductions of babies’ and toddlers’ hands and feet to create fun, frame-able images.
Innovative yet practical, all pads are water-based, non-toxic, and create precise ink impressions. The kits are smudge-free and fast-drying, and come in a range of colors that span the rainbow. With its innovative design, parents can safely create imprint art without their children’s skin meeting the ink. Products are fade-proof, transfer-resistant, and mess-free.
Parents can get creative and put together a series of impressions that can add extra flair to nurseries, hallways, and living rooms, or as thoughtful mementos for grandparents and godparents.
Friends and relatives can also celebrate a new baby by giving ink pad sets as baby shower gifts.
The ReignDrop platform was founded by parents, for parents. It offers a range of gift ideas and practical products in one easy-to-navigate website. Product categories include birthday party decorations and accessories; stylish, colorful teething necklaces moms can wear and infants can safely chew; splat mats to go under highchairs for tidier meals, and more.
Pet owners can use these ink pads to create puppy, kitten, dog, and cat paw artwork.
All products are USA-made and are safe for children and babies. The company ships worldwide, and notes shipping times depend on location.
With the launch of the innovative, safe, mess-free Ink Pad for Baby products, parents, grandparents and even pet parents can make personalized imprint artwork for thoughtful gift-giving and in-home decoration.
Visit https://reigndropbaby.com/collections/reigndrop-ink-pad to find out more.
Contact Info:
Name: ReignDrop
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Organization: Reigndrop LLC
Address: 111 Gapview Road, Milford, PA 18337, United States
Website: https://reigndropbaby.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 89042838
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