Pearhead Babyprints Wall Frame, Distressed

Turned out super cute! Very happy with it. I do wish they gave more ink because its almost impossible to keep a wiggly baby still to get a good print. Luckily i did but can see where some parents might have difficulties. It says only for newborns and the ink pad is super small but i did manage to get good prints with my 6 month old so it does work. I just couldnt spread my sons fingers apart. They had to be together.

Great product easy to use.

5 stars for the frame alone. The frame is perfect but I am highly disappointed that the ink pad was ruined by the way they packaged it. Seems like someone pressed on the casing that holds it and completely ruined the ink. Thankfully I bought an extra ink pad from pearhead that came in perfect condition and the cards for the print itself are better than the ones the frame came with, the frame came with paper, as the separate ink pad I bought came with actual card stock. I will say buy the frame but buy an extra ink pad or two. The one pearhead sells only comes with two cards and with an infant you’ll need more if you can’t get the perfect one on the first try. I provided pictures of the ruined ink pad and a picture of the separate one I bought

Got this for my 2 month old baby. Frame feels cheap (almost hard foam-like) and has rough edges that need sanding. The ink pad is a cool invention, but they only give you ONE pad and expect it will be good for 1 hand and 1 foot print (you'd think they would give you 2 pads for each). If you want a clear, clean print each time, I recommend to get an extra pad. You can see from my picture that the heel of the foot imprinted on our hand print. The paper isn't anything special (it's basically printer paper). Very disappointed with this purchase. Wish we got the clay prints instead. At least if you mess up, you can remold the clay again.

The frame itself is very nice. It's smooth and has the distressed look to it, which I like. Using the ink pad was not as easy as it was made to seem. After pressing my baby's foot or hand down on the ink onto the paper, her print would be left behind, but there were also additional ink marks as well, no matter how carefully we removed her from the pad. We tried multiple times and still had same issue. Finally we "cheated the system" and used a little white-out to cover the stray marks, photocopied the new flawless print onto cardstock, and lastly cut the paper down. It added a few extra steps, but it was still simple and seemed to be the only way we would get a handprint/footprint like the stock photos. In the end, we were still pleased with product, which is being presented as a gift to her godparents.