Every June, the same search comes back in daycares, schools and families: what to have the children make for Father's Day. The salt dough keyring and the framed drawing have their limits — touching once, put away the week after.
There is a middle ground: a lasting object that the child makes their own and finishes themselves. The gesture is still theirs, and the gift stays around for years.
A plant pot cover they plant themselves
The plant pot cover arrives engraved with the father's name; the child handles the rest — soil, cutting, watering right up to the big day. They give something alive, and the object does not end up in the recycling.
A pencil holder for his desk
A child understands perfectly well the idea of an object “for daddy's desk”. It is the gift they will then see every day as they walk past, which counts for more than you would think at that age.
The first Father's Day
When the child is still a baby, it is the mother who organizes it on their behalf. An object engraved with the baby's first name marks that first year, and is kept long afterwards.
At daycare or at home
- One and the same object for the whole group, personalized with each dad's name
- An activity that fits into a single session, with no paint and no drying time
- Nothing to throw away: the child leaves with a finished object
All our pieces are 3D printed and made in France, personalized with the first name of your choice.