Luna Bean Baby Footprint and Hand Casting Kit (4 Pack) Personalized Baby Gifts for New Mom - Infant Newborn Foot Handprint Keepsake Mom to Be Gift

We used the Luna Bean Baby Footprint and Hand Cast together for our baby, and it was such a meaningful experience. The kit was easy to use, and the details came out beautifully. You can see every tiny line in the hand and foot prints. The materials felt solid and high quality, and once it set, it looked like a professional keepsake. It’s made of plaster but durable. It hasn’t cracked or degraded and still looks great on display. More than anything, it’s something we’ll always cherish as a memory from when our baby was so small. If you’re looking for a way to capture those early moments and create something truly special, this kit is absolutely worth it.

Loved this casting kit! It worked perfectly! And easy to use. Definitely recommend doing with a newborn and not when they’re older. I waited a little too long with my baby so I had to redo it a few times because she moved while it was molding. It would be a perfect gift for a new mom! A beautiful memory to be able to hold onto

This product was so awesome for my baby. The value is great for getting 4 molds in one package. The directions are very straight forward and easy to use. The durability of the completely mold is like a rock. It formed my baby’s hands so perfectly.

This is such an easy way to capture and preserve your babies little hands and feet! The written directions were very easy to follow and there is a video that shows you step by step what to do. It was much easier and quicker than I expected. Only took about 7 minutes from starting to mix the mild to it being fully harden. I put a little oil on my babies hands and feet like the directions suggested and was easily able to remove them without ruining any of the molds. I would suggest doing this when your baby is in a deep sleep to prevent them from moving while the mold is drying. The only reason I gave this 4 stars was because there are still a large amount of air bubbles in the foot even though I did what the directions said to do to prevent them. Overall such a great buy to have this memory frozen in time.

I love this product. I tried it on my one week old (terrible idea) BUT even though he moved so much, it turned out so adorable. I bought another kit to remember his slightly larger hands and feet. It was super easy to use.

This is not as easy as they make it seem. We wasted two of the four kits just trying to figure it out. One never set in time and baby woke up and moved around, and the other one he was asleep but not sleeping deeply enough and kept moving as it was setting, so the shape inside of the mold was deformed. Baby has to be completely asleep in order to stay still enough to wait for it to dry. It doesn’t dry very quickly, and when you’re waiting until they’re sleeping then you have to have their limb at an angle that lets it set without pouring out. It does come off the skin easily, especially with a bit of oil on first, but it is very easy to get it onto clothes, which it does not come off as easily, so make sure that baby is either not wearing clothes or wearing a small shirt, and even then it’s possible to get it on the clothes if they happen to move at all.

I did three of these in one night, and have a few tips for ya: 1. The first mix sets REALLY fast. We ended up having to chuck the first cup because it got chunky while we were still mixing. Mix faster than you think you need to, tap it on the counter a few times to disperse bubbles, and get that baby's hand/foot in there quick! 2. Set about a tablespoon of the casting powder aside for later. 3. Once the hand/foot has been taken out, mix the casting powder almost as fast, tap it on the counter a little bit harder, and then pour it slowly and smoothly to avoid bubbles in the cast. 4. Leave it overnight. Five hours was not enough, it was still very damp and fingers broke off very easily. I ended up putting them in a huge bowl of rice for a day (I'm in florida, so maybe we can blame the humidity - I'm not sure) 5. Once its dry, youll have to use the sandpaper to smooth lots of things out - between the fingers, bumps, etc. I also ended up using a few nail files and a dremel. 6. If you have tiny bubbles on the surface, mix the rest of the casting powder and use a tiny brush to fill them. They will still need to be lightly sanded after they dry. 7. If you are doing multiple kids, be really careful that they are put into the first mixture at the same angle and to close to the same amount of depth on the back of their hand/wrist. One kid put their hand in about and inch and a half deeper than the other two, and it took me forever to get it sanded down to the same size (i put them in a shadow box, so i should have throught about that beforehand!) The bottom is what came out, and the top was my end result after the extra work. Bad pictures, but a really awesome gift!!

Great product! It is a memory that you will have forever. It is a great gift for families and friends. I would definitely recommend watching the video on how to do this. The mixture dries fast, so it’s important you mix with caution. The look and design is great and love that it comes with tools and paint. Great value for the money.