I’ve been searching for wall growth charts for my minimoi’s bedroom and I still haven’t made up my mind. It’s funny to see how such a simple thing as putting marks on a wall has turned into a beautiful decoration element.

My little nephew Bruno has one teddy height chart from Noukie’s. It’s very soft and perfect for a baby room.

Saro’s are very colorful and they have such a wide range that you could create a zoo!

There are also wooden height charts as this red one from Frank & Fischer . And one can find, of course, thousands of stickers and adhesive wall Growth Charts for Boys and Girls.

There are true artworks. What about this friendly Giraffe Height Chart Wall Sticker from Bewilders? It’s not only a useful height chart but also reminds your minimoi that it’s important to eat healthy ;-)

You already discovered in this post our obsession for trees, so we couldn’t miss out these beautiful stickers from Océchou.

And since the last day we talked about cuckoo clocks, in Pottery Barn Kids there’s a cute birdhouse height meter sticker.

But rockstar babies have also some cool options to choose from.

I love the Kids Growth/Birth Chart that looks like an arrest board from Nippaz with Attitude. You can fill in the rap sheet, do the fingerprints, take yearly mugshots… The poster comes with an A4 size ‘Mugshot board’ featuring Johnny Cash’s arrest number. Is there anything cooler?

And what about you? Have you bought any height chart? Which kind of height charts do you like the most?

I have to say that I’m a letters’ girl… not only for professional reasons but also because I’ve always loved them. Alphabetical letters are used to express things but they can also be aesthetic and very beautiful on their own.

When I first saw in a deco magazine how letters could turn into a good decoration element I didn’t wait much to get them into my house.

These were our first letters: home. I found them in a tinny shop in Barcelona called LU-INK. It was love at first sight: they were so perfect, so stylish and painted on wood in my favorite color!

After this experience I have discovered many other places in the house where I can put letters. As you can see they fit anywhere, but especially in children’s bedrooms, as this magnificent alphabet from aworkingprogressgifts (etsy).

And this isn’t all, I think it’s beautiful to decorate your child’s bedroom with his name with all kinds of letters: wooden letters, letters on posters, bunting letters… Let’s see some good examples.

First I really like these graphical compositions of letters that look like alphabets with the baby’s names hidden on them. These are from madebygirl and pennypaperco.

I also like these wooden letters. Some are really adorable because they are handpainted and they are unique designs: poshdots and myadornables.

These letters made of clothes are also cute and I love the fact that they hang from a tree branch (maybe my obsession for trees in children’s rooms has something to do with that).

What about these bunting letters? Aren’t they nice? (they’re from redenvelope)

I hope this post has inspired you and will encourage you to decorate your children’s bedrooms or your houses with lots of letters!