About this bundle
For your child
Rubber ducks in butter yellow and pale blue turn brushing teeth and bath time into something to look for on the wall in front of the sink, rather than a routine to rush through. It's a small set on purpose — enough for one bathroom wall, not a whole gallery, so a family bathroom gets its own considered corner without competing with the rest of the house. It suits the wall across from the bath, where a toddler actually looks while the water runs.
The story
A bathroom is the room nobody decorates, and Kids Bathroom exists for exactly that gap. Seventeen prints turn bath time into a small, running story: a duckling in heart-shaped goggles sinks into a blue claw-foot tub, a striped towel slung over the edge; another duck stands under a running shower head, sponge in hand, a smaller rubber duck watching from the tiles. A rain-shower scene plays out under a smiling cloud, and one duck has clearly taken bathing seriously enough to fetch a wooden bucket, a shower cap and a bath brush of its own. Another blows bubbles shaped like hearts and stars from a little wand, standing on a cloud-shaped bath mat as if the room were still catching up with the fun.
After the water drains, the story keeps going. A duck comes out wrapped in a hooded towel beside its own tiny slippers, two ducklings share a wicker basket with a rubber duck for company, and somewhere a bathrobe is being worn with real commitment while a toothbrush waits in its cup. A second bath scene swaps the claw-foot tub for a plain modern one, egg-shaped tiles and a hand-held shower overhead, proof that the set covers an updated bathroom as easily as an old-fashioned one.
Playful lettering carries the routine without turning the wall into a chore chart: Duckie Doodle Doo, Wash Splash Smile, Splish Splash, Little Splasher, Tub Club Member, Brush Those Tiny Teeth and Rub A Dub Dub, each set in its own soft colourway of pink, sage or butter yellow. They read like the running commentary a parent already gives at bath time, just printed and framed instead of said for the thousandth time.
It suits a shared family bathroom as easily as a child's own, a nursery bathroom gift nobody else thinks to give, or the small, generous add-on when a bigger bundle is already in the cart.
Inside the set
17 prints, sorted into four kinds of bath-time moment. Portrait and landscape split is not specified for this bundle.
A closer look
The seven lettering prints share the same soft, rounded hand across pink, sage, yellow and cream backgrounds, so they mix into the bath scenes rather than sitting apart as a separate poster set. "Wash Splash Smile" and "Little Splasher" sit inside a scalloped border like a vintage postcard, "Splish Splash" and "Brush Those Tiny Teeth" run bolder and blockier for a wall that needs to read from across the room, and "Rub A Dub Dub" keeps it simple, three lines of colour and nothing else. Buy the bundle for the ducks and the lettering earns its place anyway.
The facts
| Prints | 17 |
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| Orientation | not verified |
| Print ratios | 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO A-series, 11x14 in |
| Resolution | 300 DPI print-ready JPG |
| Delivery | instant download at checkout, nothing shipped |
| Licence | personal use |
| Price | $6.14 |
The palette
Butter yellow and yellow gingham lead the set, with pale blue, soft coral-pink, warm cream and small soft-green accents running through the bath scenes and lettering. It reads as bright and washable rather than pastel-quiet, and sits well behind glass in a white or natural wood frame. Standard frames from IKEA, Target, Amazon or Michaels fit its five ratios directly.
Where it belongs
Gifting
Kids Bathroom makes an easy new-home or housewarming gift, and an even easier baby shower gift for the nursery bathroom nobody else thinks to decorate. It suits a potty-training milestone or a first proper bath in the big tub, and works as the small, generous add-on when a bigger nursery bundle is already in the cart. Because delivery is instant, it also covers the same-day gift: pay at checkout, print that afternoon, and the towel-and-toothbrush wall is ready before the next bath time starts.
Questions
Kids Bathroom is built for exactly this wall: 17 duck prints and playful lettering like "Duckie Doodle Doo" and "Rub A Dub Dub" that turn a plain bathroom into a bath-time story. Choose scenes for tub time, towel time and teeth-brushing, and mix in a lettering print or two so the wall reads as one giggly set rather than a single framed picture.
Yes, as long as it is framed behind glass or acrylic and hung clear of direct shower spray. Print Kids Bathroom on matte photo paper, seal it behind glass, and keep the frame a reasonable distance from the shower head or tub edge. The humidity a bathroom fan clears in normal use will not harm a properly framed print, though the files themselves are not waterproof or laminated.
Most small bathroom walls settle somewhere between five and eleven framed prints in a grid, though a narrow wall may only fit three or four comfortably. Kids Bathroom holds 17 designs, so a five-print cluster uses under a third of the set, leaving enough for a second wall, a downstairs loo, or a nursery bathroom gift later.
Kids Bathroom ships in five ratios, 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO A-series and 11×14 in, at 300 DPI, so it fits everything from a small A5 shelf frame to a 16×24 statement piece. A bathroom wall is often narrow, so three or four smaller frames in a row tend to suit it better than one oversized print.
Open the ratio folder that matches your frame and print at 100 percent or actual size, never fit to page. Matte photo paper or 200gsm-plus matte cardstock at the Best or High Resolution setting keeps the yellow gingham and pale blue tones true, and a white or natural wood frame behind glass suits the bathroom setting well.
Yes — any print shop that handles photo or fine-art paper works, including Costco, FedEx Office, Staples, Walgreens, VistaPrint or a local copy shop. Bring the ratio folder that matches your frame, ask them to skip auto-cropping, and print at full size so the butter yellow and coral-pink tones stay accurate.
Yes. Personal-use licensing means every file in Kids Bathroom can be reprinted as often as needed, at home or at any print shop, for your own bathroom and for gifts. The licence only draws the line at reselling or sharing the files themselves.
Yes — the personal-use licence covers every room in your own home, so the same 17 files can furnish a kids' bathroom, a downstairs loo and a nursery bathroom without buying the bundle twice. Reprint whichever designs suit each room; nothing in the set is tied to a single wall.
Keep building the room
Kids Playroom 2 (soft pastel set for the bedroom next door, 130 prints) · Little Wild Ones (gender-neutral earth-tone nursery set, 151 prints)