Family As Tall As Canvas Growth Chart

Family As Tall As Canvas Growth Chart

How tall is a kid compared with a flamingo? A giant tortoise? A baby T. rex? This playful height chart turns every measurement into a fun discovery, filling its illustrated scale with animals, landmarks, vehicles, and other unexpected points of comparison. Kids can watch themselves climb past new milestones while parents mark heights directly on the durable canvas, creating an ever-growing family keepsake that doubles as cheerful wall art. There's room for everyone to join in, from siblings and parents to visiting friends and relatives. Illustrated height comparisons include animals, vehicles, landmarks, and familiar objects ranging from a panda to a newborn giraffe. Measure and record kids, grown-ups, family members, and visitors directly on the chart. Printed on high-quality 260gsm tear-proof sealed canvas rather than plastic. Write on the canvas using a ballpoint pen or permanent marker, not included. Wooden bars at the top and bottom create a neat finish and add weight to help the chart hang straight. Attached ribbon makes it easy to display from a hook or nail without tape or adhesive tack. Made in UK.

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IMPORT- James Ellis Stevens Ltd
Product identifiers
05061126950162
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{"Material":"Wood/Woven Polyester"}
Source updated
Fri Oct 09 2026 04:11:52 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Imported
Thu Oct 08 2026 14:29:07 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

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