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Baby shower cards

love and a strong recommendation for the silent miracle blanket. There's a video on the QR for the rest.

Love,

SCAN TO WATCH

Emma,

I can't wait to meet this baby. You're going to be SO good at this — you already are. Sending

Baby shower cards — custom, mailed for you.

Turn a photo (of the expecting parents, of the bump, of the friends celebrating) into a custom illustrated baby shower card. We print and mail it.

2-minute setupWe print & mail1st card free

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First card's on us. Schedule it for when they're home from the hospital.

Printed and Made in the USA · Mailed via USPS · First card free

Common questions

Is this actually personalized, or just a template?: Actually personalized. We start with the photo you upload and generate an original illustration in your chosen style — watercolor, painterly, modern, and more. No template, no name-swap.
What do you write in a baby shower card?: Skip generic 'wishing you a healthy baby.' What expecting parents actually want to hear: a specific thing about WHO they are that's going to make them a great parent. A practical tip from your own kid years. Or a memory of who they've been. The cards from baby showers that get kept are the ones that named something specific. Stuck? Tap AI Message.
Can I include cash or a gift card inside?: Yes. The envelope is standard greeting-card size and easily holds a check, cash, or a flat gift card. Many senders include a registry receipt or a note about a gift coming separately.
Can I schedule it to arrive the week of the birth, or wait until they're home from the hospital?: Both. At checkout, pick the arrival date. Most senders wait until the family is home from the hospital (usually a week or so after the birth) — cards landing during the hospital stay often get lost in the chaos. For baby showers, send to arrive a few days BEFORE the shower so the host can include it on the table.
Can I mail it to the hospital?: Yes, but most hospitals discourage non-essential mail to maternity wards. The family's home or the baby shower host's address is almost always a better choice. Hospital stays are short and unpredictable.
What's the QR code on the card?: Record a 15-second voice or video message. We print a QR code on the inside of the card. For new parents, this is the part they re-watch on the hard days — the third week of no sleep, the first time they leave the baby with a sitter. A voice from this moment, saved.
How much does a card cost?: $19.99/year subscription, then $1.78 per card sent — everything included (custom illustration, envelope, stamp, USPS mailing). A retail new baby card runs roughly $5-9 all-in. Your first card is free.
Can I send the card without subscribing?: Yes — your first card is free, no subscription required. After that, the $19.99/year membership unlocks unlimited sends at $1.78 each.