Joo Joo Baby (Review)

I remember having the hardest time trying to figure out what “kind” of nursery I wanted for the twins. I didn’t want the traditional pink or twinsie themes that were available at that time. I wanted different, unique and fun.

If you are like me then you need to visit Joo Joo Baby.

Joo Joo Baby carries art decor for your child’s nursery of bedroom that is:

• smart movable, removable and expandable to grow with your baby
• simple just peel and stick – with no worry about damaging your walls
• stylish clean, modern graphics for today’s hippest homes
• stimulating bold, eye-catching graphics that invite exploration
• safe non-toxic, lightweight, mount securely to baby’s wall

Great colors, light weight and texture and the ability to express your individuality are what make Joo Joo Baby Art Decor Panels a sensational way to create the unique, dynamic room for your precious little one.

Joo Joo Baby carries over 20 different collections. Within each collection is at least 20 different panels, images and colors to choose from. Talk about Mix and Match! You can go with one theme or you can create a variations of themes and collections!! The panels are available in two sizes, 8.5″ square or a 10.5″ square. Alternating the sizes…creates a sensation visual.

Crafted of light, bright foam with glossy graphics, joo joo panels were developed and designed by mom and graphic designer Samira Kordestani to stimulate, inspire and entertain your baby’s busy eyes and mind.

If you desire to create a perfect nursery or create a dynamic new decor for your child’s room…express personality…shop Joo Joo Baby.

My name is Samira Kordestani. I was inspired to develop this unique décor company shortly after my daughter, Ayla, was born unexpectedly two months early .

I noticed how eagerly my newborn’s eyes scanned the room, taking it all in, hungry for visual treats. I wanted to cover her blank walls with something magical – something worthy of those fresh, fantastic little eyes. Having trained and worked for many years as a graphic designer, I had a very distinct vision for my daughter’s room. It would be: