My First Year Keepsake Baby Photo Frame | Wooden Wall Mounted Newborn Baby Picture Frame | 12 Aperture New Baby Memories Photo Frame
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My First Year Keepsake Baby Photo Frame | Wooden Wall Mounted Newborn Baby Picture Frame | 12 Aperture New Baby Memories Photo Frame

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The My First Year Keepsake Baby Photo Frame is a beautiful way to capture your newborn's first year.
  • Wooden wall-mounted frame with 12 apertures for monthly photos
  • Customisable with baby's name, weight, and birth details
  • Natural wood surround decorated with safari characters
  • Measures 35x35cm
  • Ideal for a baby's nursery, especially with a safari theme

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