One year in, and Hudson is ready for takeoff. The card gives him a red toy biplane on a grass airstrip, mountains behind it, a brass compass in one corner and a travel stamp in the other, painted like an old poster from a country airfield.
This is a boy’s card for parents who are tired of cartoon animals. The sky above the plane is open, so whatever you write stays large and clear even on a small screen, and the biplane never gets in the way.
This is a boy’s card for parents who are tired of cartoon animals. Hang paper planes from the ceiling, cut a cloud cake, hand out little wooden gliders instead of goody bags, and set up a photo corner with a toy suitcase and an aviator scarf. Grandfathers end up folding planes for the kids.
