About this bundle
151 Gender Neutral Nursery Prints
For your child
What your child does with this wall
A crocodile in a Fair Isle jumper, a poodle with her morning coffee, a fox carrying a stack of books — a child gets a cast of dressed-up animals to name and invent stories about. Because the palette sits in sage, terracotta, mustard and dusty blue rather than pink or blue, the same 151 prints suit a nursery decorated before a name is chosen or a playroom shared between siblings of any gender.
The story
Who are the Little Wild Ones?
The poodle is in her beret with her coffee, though from the tilt of her ear you suspect it has already gone cold. The fox carries a stack of books taller than he is, glasses fogged, in no apparent hurry to put any of them down. The raccoon postman has letters tucked under one arm, and you never quite see who they are addressed to — which is rather the point. Every animal in this set is halfway through a story, and you get to imagine the rest: a crocodile in a Fair Isle jumper holding a cupcake, a leopard who has borrowed a beret, a tiger who has grown into a mustard jumper somebody clearly knitted with love.
Little Wild Ones is the set for a room decorated before anyone can tell you a name, or a sex, or much of a personality yet. All 151 prints hold to sage, terracotta, mustard, dusty blue and cream across the animals and scenes — safari friends, woodland characters, ocean creatures and farmyard faces, with happy fruits and rainbows besides. Only the four word prints run brighter: You Are So Loved, You Are Magic, Dream Big Little One and Do What You Love sit on cream in a livelier mixed palette, because words for a child are allowed a little more shout than a sleeping fox.
Some pages are there just to make you smile rather than tell a story: a watermelon in sunglasses, an avocado in a beret, a peach cheering under the words Stay Sweet. A giraffe plays guitar in striped dungarees a few pages from a hedgehog trotting past in checked trousers, and a duck tows a toy car on a string past a fox pilot mid-flight in his own biplane. None of it is trying to teach anything, though the single alphabet chart is there if a wall needs one.
None of it needs choosing again later. The same crocodile and the same coffee-holding poodle can move from a cot wall to a toddler-bed wall to a big-kid gallery wall without a repaint, because nothing here was ever pink or blue to begin with — just warm, a little bit funny, and glad to have you looking.
Inside the set
What's inside the 151 prints?
All 151 designs in Little Wild Ones are digitally illustrated in a mix of soft painterly and flat styles, held to one sage, terracotta, mustard, dusty blue and cream palette (the four word prints run brighter, see above), with a numbered File Guide, so you can find any favourite and print it again in any ratio.
- A crocodile in a Fair Isle jumper holding a cupcake
- A poodle in a beret with her morning coffee
- A raccoon postman with letters tucked under his arm
- A fox in round glasses carrying a stack of books taller than himself
- A leopard in a beret and a tiger in a mustard jumper
- Safari animals, woodland friends, ocean creatures and farmyard characters throughout the set
- Happy fruits, rainbows and one alphabet chart
- Word prints — "You Are So Loved," "You Are Magic," "Dream Big Little One," "Do What You Love"
- 142 portrait and 9 landscape designs in total
A closer look
A walk through the set
Paging through the numbered File Guide feels like flipping through a small picture book rather than a print catalogue. A giraffe strums a guitar a few pages from a hedgehog out for a trot in checked trousers; a duck tows a toy sailboat past a llama in a patchwork blanket; a mouse in a beret and daisy carries a satchel two pages after the same mouse turns up again reading under a pile of books. Fruit and veg get their own personalities too — a winking beetroot on roller skates, a pear that keeps finding balloons or a friend to hold hands with, an avocado in a beret who has clearly made peace with mornings. It is a set built to be discovered slowly, one favourite at a time, rather than taken in all at once.
The facts
At a glance
| Prints | 151 |
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| Orientation | 142 portrait, 9 landscape |
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| Print ratios | 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO A-series, 11x14 in |
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| Resolution | 300 DPI print-ready JPG |
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| Delivery | instant download at checkout, nothing shipped |
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| Licence | personal use |
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| Price | $8.44 |
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The palette
What palette does Little Wild Ones use?
Little Wild Ones holds to sage, terracotta, mustard, dusty blue and cream across every animal and scene — a warm, layered palette that 2026 colour forecasters point to as a return to complex colour in nurseries. The four word prints alone run brighter, mixing pastel and primary tones on cream. It sits comfortably against white walls, natural oak furniture, or a soft terracotta accent wall.
Where it belongs
Which rooms is it best for?
- Best for a gender neutral nursery decorated before you know a name, a sex, or much else yet.
- Best for a shared sibling room where one child is a boy and the other is not.
- Best for a baby shower gift when you would rather not guess wrong.
- Best for a gallery wall that keeps working from the cot years into the toddler-bed years.
- Want something forest-led instead of dressed characters? Woodland Stories runs a similar calm palette into 90 quieter scenes.
Gifting
A gift that arrives tonight
Little Wild Ones earns its keep as the gift you choose when you daren't guess: a baby shower where the sex has not been shared, has not been decided, or simply is not anyone else's business yet. It works just as well as a first birthday keepsake, a Christmas gift for parents who had a baby this summer, or a grandparent's present printed the night before a visit, because the download link is ready the moment payment clears and there is nothing to wrap or post. The same 151 designs still make sense in a shared sibling room, a twin nursery of two different sexes, or a toddler bed that used to be a cot — no theme to outgrow, nothing to repaint.
Questions
Questions parents ask
Is this suitable for a boy or a girl?
Yes — Little Wild Ones is built to suit either, or neither, or both. The palette stays sage, terracotta, mustard, dusty blue and cream throughout, and every animal is simply an animal, never gendered by colour or clothing beyond a beret or a jumper. It works in a boy's room, a girl's room, a shared sibling room, or a nursery decorated before either is decided.
What if I don't know the baby's sex yet?
That is exactly the nursery Little Wild Ones was built for. None of the 151 prints lean pink or blue, so the room can be finished — walls hung, gallery built — weeks or months before a name or a sex is settled. Many buyers choose it for this reason alone, as a baby shower gift when the parents have not shared, or do not yet know.
Is this good for a safari nursery?
Little Wild Ones works well for a safari nursery too, since lions, elephants, giraffes and zebras appear throughout the 151 designs, all held to sage, terracotta, mustard, dusty blue and cream rather than jungle green or khaki. Families who want more animals than a strict two-colour safari theme choose it for exactly this reason.
What colours are in this set?
Little Wild Ones runs sage, terracotta, mustard, dusty blue and cream across its animal and scene prints. The four word prints — You Are So Loved, You Are Magic, Dream Big Little One and Do What You Love — sit in a brighter, more playful mixed palette on cream, so the room gets warmth from the animals and a little extra colour from the words.
Can I print these at home?
Every one of the 151 files in Little Wild Ones is a 300 DPI JPG, ready to print at home on matte photo paper or smooth cardstock. Set the printer to its best quality setting and turn off "fit to page" so nothing is cropped, or send the same files to a local print shop or an online printing service instead.
What frame sizes are included?
Every design in Little Wild Ones comes in five ratios: 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, the ISO A-series from A5 to A2, and 11×14 inch, all supplied at 300 DPI. That covers most ready-made frames without cropping, so you can choose a frame size first and pick from any of the 151 designs to fit it.
Is this a good baby shower gift?
Yes — Little Wild Ones is one of the safer baby shower gifts precisely because it does not guess: no pink, no blue, no theme that only suits one sex. The download link is ready the moment payment clears, so it also works as a same-night gift when the shower is tomorrow and the shop shelves are bare.
Is 151 prints for $8.44 good value?
Little Wild Ones works out to about 6 cents a design at $8.44 for 151 prints — each one supplied in five ratios rather than a single fixed size. Comparable printable nursery sets typically run $24 to $60 for far fewer prints, so the value sits in the coordinated count, not in being the cheapest single print available.
Keep building the room
Pairs well with
Woodland Stories (same calm palette, forest scenes instead of dressed characters) · Celestial Skies (dusty blue night sky for the same gender neutral nursery)
