The new Oliver Jeffers + Tattly collaboration lets kids wear the moon and stars
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The new Oliver Jeffers space tattoos by Tattly let kids wear the moon and stars

We've been fans of Oliver Jeffers for years, and now kids (or young at heart parents) can wear his dreamy illustrations right on their arms, ankles and foreheads with the new Tattly collection of Oliver Jeffers space-themed temporary tattoos. The designs come from a few of our very favorite books from the best-selling children's illustrator and author, like Here We Are, The Way Back Home, and How to Catch a Star (from our affiliate Amazon or your local bookshop). Those are some pretty rad-looking celestial bodies and his whimsical illustration style definitely makes them cooler than generic clip-art tattoos. Perfect if you're throwing a space-themed party and looking for an activity (tattoo station!) or just a cool take-home goodie bag item that doesn't add to the landfills. Or hey...Valentine's Day is coming up, and for the right kid, this could fit the bill.

Related: 15+ fun, affordable Valentine’s Day gifts for kids all under $15 each

Oliver Jeffers + Tattly space collaboration Just one warning: Your kids will totally fight over that one tattoo of the astronaut doing a space belly flop. If you have two kids, you might want to get two sets. Find the Oliver Jeffers + Tattly tattoo collaboration on their website starting today. And be sure to check out his gorgeous wildlife collection of tattoos while you're there. That penguin is a favorite!
Oliver Jeffers Tattly Temporary Tattoos

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