You know that feeling when you watch a Studio Ghibli film and your heart just swells with warmth and wonder? That’s exactly the magic I want to help you capture for your baby shower!
Whether you’re a die-hard Totoro fan or you’ve cried your way through every Miyazaki masterpiece, a Ghibli-themed celebration is pure enchantment wrapped in whimsy.
I’ll be honest—when my best friend told me she wanted a Spirited Away-themed shower, I was initially worried it might be too niche.
But here’s the beautiful thing about Studio Ghibli: these films celebrate nature, kindness, courage, and new beginnings. What could be more perfect for welcoming a new little human into the world?
Let me walk you through some absolutely magical ideas that’ll transport your guests straight into the enchanted worlds we all love. And don’t worry if you’re not a DIY wizard—I’ve included options for every skill level and budget.
Trust me, even simple touches can create that dreamy Ghibli atmosphere that’ll have everyone feeling like they’ve stepped into an animated masterpiece.
1. My Neighbor Totoro Forest Wonderland
There’s something utterly perfect about Totoro for a baby shower—that gentle giant represents protection, comfort, and childhood wonder. This theme practically creates itself with soft grays, mossy greens, and touches of forest magic.
Image Prompt: A whimsical Totoro-themed baby shower featuring a dessert table with a large gray Totoro plush as the centerpiece, surrounded by mini succulent plants in terracotta pots. Include leaf-shaped cookies decorated with Totoro faces, acorn cake pops, and a two-tier cake with Totoro sitting under an umbrella. Decorate with paper lanterns in cream and green, hanging leaf garlands, and small soot sprite decorations. Soft natural lighting creates a peaceful forest atmosphere with wooden table elements and burlap runners.
How to Do It
- Create a Totoro backdrop using gray and white fabric draped to resemble Totoro’s belly, adding black felt triangles for the iconic chevron pattern
- Hang paper leaves from the ceiling at varying heights using fishing line to create a canopy effect (takes about 2 hours but looks incredible)
- Set up a “bus stop” photo area with a wooden bench, an umbrella, and a bus stop sign—guests will love recreating that famous rainy scene
- Use acorns and small potted ferns as table centerpieces (budget-friendly at $3-5 per table)
- Fill glass jars with black jelly beans and label them “Soot Sprites” for an easy candy station
- Pro tip: Check dollar stores for gray and white pom-poms—they make perfect DIY Totoros with just some felt ears and eyes!
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2. Spirited Away Bathhouse Elegance
Okay, hear me out—I know a bathhouse might sound like an odd baby shower choice, but the visual richness of this film is absolutely stunning. Think jewel tones, gold accents, and those gorgeous red bridges. It’s sophisticated whimsy at its finest.
Image Prompt: An elegant Spirited Away-themed baby shower table with deep red, gold, and teal color scheme. Feature a tiered display with traditional Japanese lanterns, ornate gold serving pieces, and delicate teacups. Include a dessert setup with golden “bath tokens” cookies, river spirit-blue macarons, and a cake decorated with the red bridge design. Add origami paper cranes, small bonsai trees, and vintage Asian-inspired fabrics as table runners. Warm ambient lighting with paper lanterns creates a magical, enchanted atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Build a color palette around deep reds, teals, and metallic gold for that bathhouse richness
- Create “bath token” cookies using round sugar cookies with gold luster dust and Japanese characters (easier than it sounds—stencils are your friend!)
- Set up a tea ceremony corner with a variety of Japanese teas and those adorable teacups
- Use origami as both activity and decoration—provide colorful paper for guests to fold cranes or create other simple shapes
- Design place cards featuring character names from the film instead of table numbers
- Incorporate bridges and water elements using blue fabric, mirror tiles, or even a small decorative fountain
- Budget note: Asian import stores often have beautiful decorations for a fraction of specialty party store prices
3. Kiki’s Delivery Service Bakery Party
This one makes my heart absolutely sing! Kiki’s independence, her adorable black cat Jiji, and that charming bakery setting—it’s basically begging to become a baby shower theme. Plus, you get to serve all the pastries your heart desires, which is never a bad thing.
Image Prompt: A charming Kiki’s Delivery Service baby shower featuring a vintage bakery setup with navy blue and red accents. Show a rustic wooden table displaying European-style pastries, croissants, and decorated cookies shaped like Jiji the cat. Include a red bow hair accessory centerpiece, small broomstick decorations, and white bakery boxes tied with red and white striped twine. Add a “Guchokipanya Bakery” banner, wildflowers in vintage bottles, and a cake decorated with Kiki flying on her broom. Bright, cheerful lighting captures a cozy small-town European bakery atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Transform your space into a European bakery using wooden crates, vintage signage, and checkered tablecloths
- Bake or order an assortment of pastries—croissants, chocolate bread, and berry tarts all fit the theme perfectly
- Create Jiji cat cookies using black icing and simple round cutters (30 minutes for a batch of 24)
- Set up a “delivery station” where guests can write wishes for baby and place them in small brown bakery boxes
- Use red bows everywhere—in hair accessories, tied around napkins, or attached to favors
- Display brooms (mini craft ones work great) in vintage milk bottles with wildflowers
- Dress code suggestion: Encourage guests to wear navy and red, and maybe someone will show up in a witch costume!
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4. Ponyo Under the Sea Adventure
The pure, unbridled joy of Ponyo is absolutely infectious—and that underwater world bursts with the most incredible colors! This theme works beautifully for a baby shower because it’s all about wonder, transformation, and unconditional love.
Image Prompt: A vibrant Ponyo-themed baby shower with an underwater ocean theme in coral pink, seafoam green, and bright blue. Feature a dessert table with a tiered ocean wave cake, goldfish crackers in clear jars, seashell-shaped cookies, and blue jello cups topped with gummy fish. Hang paper jellyfish and fish garlands from the ceiling, use fishing nets as decorative draping, and include coral-colored balloons. Add starfish decorations, toy boats, and glass bowls filled with blue water beads. Bright, cheerful lighting creates a playful underwater atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Go bold with colors—coral pink, ocean blues, and seafoam greens in every shade you can find
- Create jellyfish decorations using paper lanterns with crepe paper streamers (seriously adorable and costs about $2 each)
- Serve goldfish crackers in clear containers with “Ponyo’s Friends” labels
- Make ocean wave jello cups by layering blue jello with whipped cream for a stunning effect
- Use fish nets as table runners or wall decorations (fishing supply stores have these cheap!)
- Set up a “boat racing” game with toy boats in kiddie pools or large tubs
- Bubble machine is a must—creates that magical underwater feel instantly
- Time-saver: Buy premade ocean-themed decorations and customize them with Ponyo character cutouts
5. Howl’s Moving Castle Steampunk Romance
I’m not crying, you’re crying! But seriously, this theme is gorgeous—all Victorian romance meets magical machinery. It’s perfect if you’re going for something a bit more elegant and sophisticated while still keeping that Ghibli magic.
Image Prompt: An enchanting Howl’s Moving Castle baby shower with vintage Victorian aesthetics in burgundy, gold, and cream. Display an elegant table setting with antique brass decorations, clock gears, vintage keys, and old-fashioned teacups. Feature a castle-shaped cake with metallic details, star-decorated cookies, and Victorian-style petit fours. Include vintage books stacked as risers, brass candlesticks, pocket watches as decorations, and hanging Edison bulbs. Add touches of wildflowers in antique bottles and gear-shaped ornaments. Warm, romantic lighting creates a magical steampunk atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Build your color scheme around burgundy, cream, gold, and touches of Howl’s signature blue
- Collect vintage elements—old keys, clock parts, brass candlesticks, and Victorian picture frames from thrift stores (budget-friendly treasure hunting!)
- Create a “moving castle” centerpiece using cardboard boxes, paint, and lots of creativity (weekend project but so worth it)
- Incorporate stars everywhere—the castle’s magic is all about falling stars after all
- Set up a “Calcifer’s hearth” photo area with orange and yellow fabric, fairy lights, and maybe even a fire effect projector
- Use vintage teacups for serving desserts or flowers
- Dress suggestion: Victorian-inspired attire or just encourage jewel tones and vintage accessories
- Pro tip: Steampunk decorations from Halloween clearance sales work perfectly for this theme!
6. Castle in the Sky Floating Islands
The adventure! The romance! The floating cities! This theme is absolutely perfect for celebrating new beginnings and the exciting journey ahead. Plus, those crystals and airships give you so much creative freedom.
Image Prompt: A whimsical Castle in the Sky baby shower featuring floating island decorations suspended from the ceiling with fishing line. Show a table setup with sky blue, white, and green color scheme, displaying cloud-shaped cookies, crystal rock candy, and a cake decorated with an airship topper. Include vintage globe decorations, small propeller ornaments, blue and white balloons arranged as clouds, and greenery representing floating gardens. Add brass telescope decorations, vintage maps as table runners, and small crystal ornaments. Bright, airy lighting creates a sense of floating through the clouds.
How to Do It
- Suspend “floating islands” from your ceiling using foam craft blocks covered in moss and small plants (attach with fishing line for the floating effect)
- Create cloud formations with white balloons clustered at different heights—add some blue ones for sky depth
- Set up a crystal display using rock candy in various colors (it’s edible AND decorative!)
- Use vintage maps as table runners or placemats—perfect for an adventure theme
- Incorporate airship elements with toy planes, propellers, or DIY cardboard airships
- Make “sky pirate” treasure boxes filled with candy as favors
- Serve blue punch in glass dispensers to represent the sky
- Activity idea: Have guests write wishes for baby’s future adventures on small paper airplanes
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7. Princess Mononoke Forest Spirit Celebration
Now this is for the nature-loving parents-to-be! Princess Mononoke’s deep connection to nature and themes of balance make it incredibly meaningful for welcoming new life. Just maybe skip some of the more intense plot points when decorating. 🙂
Image Prompt: A mystical Princess Mononoke baby shower with an enchanted forest theme in deep greens, white, and earth tones. Feature a table decorated with moss runners, tree branch centerpieces, and white kodama (tree spirit) decorations hanging from branches. Include a forest-themed cake with edible mushrooms and ferns, cookies decorated as kodama spirits, and natural wooden serving pieces. Add antler decorations, faux fur throws, stone elements, and lanterns with LED candles. Use lots of greenery, small potted plants, and create a forest canopy feel. Dappled natural lighting creates a sacred forest atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Transform your space into a sacred forest using lots of greenery, branches, and moss (craft stores sell preserved moss for $5-10 per bag)
- Create adorable kodama decorations using white paper or clay—they’re those rattle-head tree spirits and SO easy to make
- Use natural elements like stones, bark, pinecones, and ferns throughout your decor
- Set up different “forest zones” representing various parts of the film’s forest
- Incorporate wolf imagery tastefully—maybe just paw print details or subtle silhouettes
- Serve earthy, natural foods—think wild mushroom quiche, berry tarts, and herbal teas
- Make “healing stone” favors using smooth river rocks painted with inspirational words
- Safety note: Keep real candles away from all that greenery—LED options look just as magical!
8. Arrietty’s Tiny World Garden Party
Oh my goodness, The Borrowers-style miniature magic is absolutely perfect for a baby shower! Everything tiny and precious—just like the little one on the way. This theme practically screams “garden party” and I’m here for it.
Image Prompt: A delicate Arrietty-themed baby shower set in a garden with miniature-scale decorations. Show a table featuring tiny terrariums, dollhouse furniture pieces as centerpieces, and mini garden tools as decorations. Include small potted herbs in vintage teacups, cookies decorated as leaves and ladybugs, and a cake with a tiny door at its base surrounded by climbing vines. Use lots of natural elements like wood slices, moss, and wildflowers. Add magnifying glasses as decorative elements and create a miniature garden scene. Soft, dappled sunlight creates a whimsical scaled-down world atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Set up miniature gardens in various containers—vintage teacups, wooden boxes, or terracotta pots (guests can take these home!)
- Create a giant world perspective using oversized props like big buttons, large safety pins, or enormous thread spools as decorations
- Use magnifying glasses as both decor and party favors—totally on-theme and functional!
- Make tiny furniture displays using dollhouse pieces or craft your own from popsicle sticks
- Incorporate garden elements—real plants, flower pots, gardening tools, and seed packets
- Serve “borrower-sized” finger foods—mini sandwiches, tiny cupcakes, petit fours
- Set up a terrarium-making station where guests can create their own miniature gardens (30-minute activity)
- Budget tip: Dollhouse miniatures can be pricey, so mix in handmade paper versions or print scaled-down furniture images
9. The Cat Returns Feline Fancy Affair
If you’re a cat lover, this is YOUR theme! The Cat Returns is pure whimsy with those dapper cats, magical kingdoms, and that gorgeous aesthetic. Plus, it gives you an excuse to incorporate cats into everything, and who doesn’t want that?
Image Prompt: An elegant The Cat Returns baby shower featuring sophisticated cat-themed decorations in purple, cream, and gold. Show a dessert table with a cat kingdom castle backdrop, cat ear headbands for guests, and decorations featuring top hats and bow ties. Include cat-shaped cookies with fancy decorations, a cake topped with a cat wearing a crown, and gold-rimmed plates. Add purple roses in vintage vases, cat paw print confetti, and small cat figurines in formal attire. Use velvet fabrics and gold accents. Warm, regal lighting creates a magical cat kingdom atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Embrace the royal cat kingdom aesthetic with purples, golds, and cream colors
- Provide cat ear headbands for guests at the entrance—instant party atmosphere!
- Create a “cat kingdom” backdrop using cardboard cutouts of castle spires and cat silhouettes
- Serve fancy “cat cafe” style treats—pastries with cat face decorations, cat-shaped cookies
- Use top hats and bow ties as decorative elements (tiny ones on cupcakes are adorable!)
- Set up a “dapper cat” photo booth with props like monocles, bow ties, and canes
- Make cat paw print confetti using a craft punch (easy DIY that takes 15 minutes)
- Activity: Have guests decorate plain tote bags with cat stamps or fabric markers
- Pro tip: Pet stores often have cute cat decorations for much less than party stores!
10. Whisper of the Heart Antique Shop Charm
This underappreciated gem is PERFECT for a cozy, intimate baby shower. The antique shop setting gives you endless creative possibilities, and the themes of following your dreams and finding your path are beautiful for a new baby.
Image Prompt: A cozy Whisper of the Heart baby shower with vintage antique shop aesthetics. Feature a table decorated with old books, vintage clocks, antique teacups, and grandfather clock imagery. Include a dessert display with book-shaped cookies, vintage-style labels, and a cake designed like stacked old books. Use warm wood tones, brass decorations, leather-bound books as risers, vintage keys, old maps, and classical music notes as decorative elements. Add violin or cello imagery, dried flowers in antique bottles, and warm Edison lighting. Create a cozy library atmosphere with reading nook corners.
How to Do It
- Create a vintage library feel using stacks of old books (thrift stores are goldmines for cheap hardcovers)
- Use antique clocks as centerpieces—they don’t all need to match! The eclectic look is part of the charm
- Set up a cozy reading corner with vintage armchairs, soft lighting, and stacks of beloved children’s books
- Make book-page decorations—garlands, flowers, or even origami from old book pages
- Incorporate music elements since that’s central to the film—sheet music placemats, small instrument decorations
- Display vintage trinkets and curiosities throughout the space
- Create a “find your story” activity where guests write book-style wishes for baby’s life story
- Serve tea and pastries in mismatched vintage cups and saucers
- Time saver: Hit up estate sales or thrift stores weeks in advance for authentic vintage pieces
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11. Nausicaä Valley of the Wind Nature Sanctuary
This theme is absolutely gorgeous for eco-conscious parents! Nausicaä’s love for nature and all living things creates such a meaningful backdrop for celebrating new life. Plus, those blue and gold colors are stunning together.
Image Prompt: A serene Nausicaä-themed baby shower with nature sanctuary aesthetics in royal blue, gold, and earth tones. Show a table featuring air plants, succulents, and terrariums as centerpieces, with windmill decorations and wind chime elements. Include a cake decorated with flying insects and plants, cookies shaped as spores and leaves, and natural wooden serving pieces. Add blue fabric draped to represent wind, gold metallic accents, botanical prints, and small eco-friendly plant starts as favors. Use natural fibers like burlap and jute, and feature a “toxic jungle” display with safe, beautiful plants. Natural lighting creates a peaceful sanctuary atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Build around nature conservation themes using plants, terrariums, and botanical elements
- Incorporate wind elements—wind chimes, flowing fabric, paper windmills, and pinwheels
- Create a “forest of decay” display using safe, non-toxic plants that look wild and mysterious (air plants work perfectly!)
- Use gold and blue as your primary colors with earth tone accents
- Set up an eco-friendly gift station where guests can plant seeds in biodegradable pots
- Make spore-inspired decorations using gold glitter on blue paper or fabric (they’re actually really pretty!)
- Serve natural, organic foods with an emphasis on fresh fruits and vegetables
- Activity: Have guests plant tree seeds or succulents to take home and grow as baby grows
- Environmental touch: Make your shower as eco-friendly as possible—compostable plates, reusable decorations, plant-based foods
12. Laputa: Sky Pirates Adventure Party
Want something bold and adventurous? Sky pirates it is! This theme brings so much energy and excitement—perfect for parents ready to embark on their greatest adventure yet. Plus, those steampunk aesthetics? Chef’s kiss.
Image Prompt: An adventurous Laputa baby shower featuring sky pirate and steampunk elements in brown leather, brass, and sky blue. Show a table with vintage globe centerpieces, telescope decorations, and compass details. Include a treasure map table runner, cloud-shaped balloons, mechanical gear decorations, and a cake designed as a floating island or airship. Display brass goggles, old keys, vintage suitcases as props, and “pirate treasure” candy in wooden boxes. Add rope details, small propeller decorations, and aged paper with cryptic symbols. Warm lighting with an adventurous, exploratory atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Embrace the adventure spirit with maps, compasses, globes, and vintage suitcases
- Create steampunk cloud islands using cotton batting, cardboard, and spray paint (weekend DIY project)
- Set up a treasure hunt where clues lead to “baby’s treasure”—could be gifts or sweet predictions
- Use brass and copper tones heavily—they’re affordable at craft stores and look amazing
- Incorporate airship elements with propellers, goggles, and vintage aviation imagery
- Make “crystal of Laputa” decorations using clear ornaments or rock candy
- Dress code: Steampunk-inspired attire—goggles, vests, boots, and adventure gear welcome!
- Food idea: Serve foods in “mess kits” or vintage lunch tins for that adventure feel
- Pro tip: Renaissance festivals and steampunk conventions often have vendors selling affordable decor!
13. From Up on Poppy Hill Seaside Nostalgia
This film’s gentle nostalgia and seaside setting create such a peaceful, lovely atmosphere. It’s perfect for a more relaxed, intimate shower with vintage coastal charm. I absolutely love the soft color palette this theme allows!
Image Prompt: A nostalgic From Up on Poppy Hill baby shower with 1960s seaside aesthetics in soft red, white, navy blue, and gentle pastels. Feature a table with nautical elements like rope, anchors, and signal flags. Include vintage photographs in frames, red poppies in milk bottles, striped fabrics, and a cake decorated with a lighthouse or seaside cottage. Use wooden crates, vintage suitcases, and old postcards as decorations. Add maritime signal flag banners, sailor-style striped napkins, and a “Latin Quarter” inspired corner. Soft, warm lighting creates a peaceful, nostalgic seaside atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Channel 1960s coastal Japan with soft pastels, nautical stripes, and vintage photography
- Use poppies everywhere—real or artificial red poppies in vintage bottles or vases
- Incorporate maritime signal flags as bunting or table decorations (they spell out messages!)
- Create a vintage photo display featuring old family photos of parents and grandparents as babies
- Set up a “Latin Quarter” clubhouse corner with vintage school desks, old yearbooks, and nostalgic trinkets
- Use nautical rope creatively—as curtain tiebacks, wrapped around vases, or bordering displays
- Serve traditional Japanese treats alongside vintage American diner foods for that cultural blend
- Make postcard-style invitations and thank-you notes in keeping with the theme
- Budget-friendly: Thrift stores often have perfect vintage nautical and 1960s items!
14. Tales from Earthsea Dragon Magic
Dragons! Magic! Epic landscapes! While this might be one of the lesser-known Ghibli films, it offers such rich visual possibilities for a baby shower. The themes of balance, courage, and destiny are absolutely perfect for welcoming new life.
Image Prompt: A mystical Tales from Earthsea baby shower featuring dragon and magic elements in deep purple, emerald green, and gold. Show a table with dragon figurines, crystal ball decorations, and spell book props. Include a cake with dragon scale textures or a dragon topper, cookies decorated as magical symbols, and gem-colored candies in crystal containers. Add faux leather-bound books, potion bottle decorations with colored water, mystical smoke effects using dry ice, and metallic dragon cutouts. Use rich fabrics like velvet and include Celtic-inspired patterns. Dramatic, magical lighting creates an enchanted atmosphere.
How to Do It
- Go dramatic with your color scheme—deep jewel tones of purple, green, and gold create instant magic
- Incorporate dragon elements throughout—dragon figurines, scales made from paper or fabric, dragon egg decorations
- Create “wizard’s spell books” using old hardcovers covered in faux leather and mysterious symbols
- Set up a potion-making station with colored juices in decorative bottles labeled with mystical names
- Use crystals and gemstones as decorations (craft stores sell affordable acrylic versions)
- Make “dragon egg” favors using decorated plastic eggs filled with treats or small treasures
- Include Celtic and ancient design elements—they tie beautifully into the Earthsea aesthetic
- Activity: Have guests create magical wishes or predictions for baby using calligraphy pens
- Lighting tip: Use purple and green uplighting or string lights for that enchanted feel
15. Mix and Match Ghibli Magic
Can’t choose just one film? Don’t! BTW, creating a general Studio Ghibli theme lets you pull from all your favorites and creates this wonderful celebration of the entire magical universe. It’s honestly the most flexible option and lets you include everyone’s beloved characters.
Image Prompt: A comprehensive Studio Ghibli baby shower featuring elements from multiple films. Show a table with Totoro plush toys, Jiji cat decorations, kodama spirits, calcifer flames, and soot sprites scattered throughout. Include a cake with different Ghibli characters on each tier, cookies decorated as various character faces, and a color scheme blending greens, blues, golds, and pinks. Feature small vignettes representing different films—a mini forest corner, a tiny bakery setup, an underwater section. Use the classic Ghibli art style in decorations and signage. Create a whimsical, magical atmosphere with warm, welcoming lighting that captures the spirit of all Ghibli films.
How to Do It
- Create character corners representing different films—a Totoro forest, Kiki’s bakery, Ponyo’s ocean
- Use the iconic Ghibli color palette—soft blues, greens, warm earth tones, and touches of magic
- Make a “Ghibli film marquee” displaying different movie titles as part of your decor
- Feature favorite characters throughout—plushies, printed images, handmade felt versions
- Set up multiple themed food stations representing different films (ham from Howl’s, bread from Kiki’s, etc.)
- Play background music from various Ghibli soundtracks—Joe Hisaishi’s compositions are perfection
- Create a “Studio Ghibli baby predictions” game where guests guess which character traits baby will have
- Make mixed character cookies or cupcake toppers so every guest gets their favorite
- Photo booth: Set up props from various films so everyone can pose with their beloved characters
- Ultimate pro tip: This theme lets you use whatever you already have or can find easily—super budget-friendly!
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Planning a Studio Ghibli baby shower is about so much more than just decorations and games—it’s about capturing that indescribable magic that makes these films so special. It’s about celebrating wonder, joy, and the incredible adventure of new life with the same warmth and heart that Miyazaki brings to every story.
Whether you go full Totoro or mix elements from across the Ghibli universe, remember that the most important ingredient is love. These films resonate because they’re filled with it—love for nature, for kindness, for courage, for each other. That’s exactly what you’re celebrating at this shower.
Don’t stress about making everything perfect or exactly like the films. The beauty of Ghibli is in its handcrafted, heartfelt quality—your DIY decorations and homemade treats carry that same spirit. Your guests will feel the love and care you put into every detail, and the parents-to-be will treasure these memories forever.
Now go forth and create some magic! May your shower be filled with as much joy, laughter, and wonder as your favorite Ghibli film. And who knows? Maybe baby will grow up loving these magical worlds just as much as you do. <3
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