Alphabet Art for Your Toddler's Room
Learning the alphabet is a toddler rite of passage. Besides laying the foundation for future literacy, it’s a fun way to spend time together, looking at books and helping them make the connection that letters represent different sounds.
Displaying alphabet art is another great way to reinforce letter recognition.
I’ve rounded up 8 examples that would make a wonderful addition to your toddler’s bedroom or play space. Some are modern and bold, while others are decidedly vintage. Some are even customizable for your child’s room.
Check them out!
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Modern Print
This autumn-themed alphabet poster has a decidedly modern feel and would be perfect for your child's modern nursery.
Alphabet Poster, $11 My Friend Matilda -
Personalized Typographic Print
These bold prints use your child's first initial to form a a coordinating image. So cute!
Print, $17 Flutterbye Notes -
Vintage-Style Cards
Inspired by the English countryside, these vintage-style alphabet cards would be the perfect addition to any toddler's room or play space.
Cards, $58Bibitty -
Alphabet Hoop Art
Hoop art has such a sweet retro feel, and I love the color scheme used here. It adds an unexpected bit of nostalgic charm to your toddler's room.
Hoop Art, $25 Hyperbolehong -
Bright and Bold
Overlapping letters in bright colors make this alphabet print stand out. I'd love this for my toddler's playroom!
$20Pop Art Press -
C is for Chicken
Painted on a natural birch block, this chicken adds a little bit of whimsy to your child's room.
Chicken Block $29 Millersye -
Letter Canvas
Letter Canvas, $27Glad to be Here -
I Heart U
This alphabet print shares a sweet message with your little one, and colors are customizable for your child's room.
Print, $16.50 As You Wish Printing
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Mary Lauren Weimer is a social worker turned mother turned writer. Her blog, My 3 Little Birds, encourages moms to put down the baby books for a moment and tell their own stories. Connect with her on Facebook and Twitter.
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