Keep’Love Baby Footprint Kit Review: A Mess-Free Keepsake for €19.99?

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Traditional baby footprint kits mean ink on tiny feet, ink on clothes and usually a few smudged attempts. The Keep’Love Baby Hand and Footprint Kit takes a cleaner approach: an inkless system where your baby’s skin never touches the ink. It’s the best-selling product from Keep’Love, a baby keepsake brand based in Toulouse, France. It costs €19.99 (regularly €29.99) and holds a 4.9-star average from 153 reviews.

For this Keep’Love baby footprint kit review, we went through the product listing, the bundle prices, all the reviews shown on the product page and the store’s return terms. The goal is to show how the kit works, how many prints you really get, and whether it makes a good birth gift.

Baby footprints made with the Keep Love inkless footprint kit on a white card

Quick Specs

  • Price: €19.99 for 1 kit (regularly €29.99)
  • Bundles: 2 kits for €29.99 (second at half price), 3 kits for €39.99 (third free)
  • Method: “Smart Inkless Touch”: the ink never touches baby’s skin
  • Uses: 5 to 6 prints per kit, according to Keep’Love
  • Age range: From birth to 4 years
  • Extras: Illustrated instructions, demo video, birth card included
  • Ships from: Toulouse, France, with 48-hour delivery in France
  • Rating: 4.9/5 from 153 reviews

How the Inkless Kit Works

Instead of pressing your baby’s foot into an ink pad, you press the foot or hand onto a special pad and then onto the treated paper. The image appears on the paper, while your baby’s skin stays clean. Keep’Love says this means zero mess and zero risk for the baby, and it’s the feature reviewers praise most: several parents said neither they nor their baby ended up with ink on them.

The kit comes with an illustrated guide and a demo video, and Keep’Love says a print takes just a few seconds. It’s designed for both hands and feet, from the first days at the maternity ward up to around age 4.

Inkless baby footprint card next to a sleeping newborn

Keep’Love Baby Footprint Kit Review: How Many Prints You Get

Keep’Love says each kit can be used 5 to 6 times, which leaves room for a hand and a foot, a retry if your baby moves, and extra copies for grandparents or godparents. Several buyers confirmed they made both a hand and a foot print with one kit.

There’s an important caveat, though. A recent reviewer explained that when you reuse the kit, a faint outline of the previous print can show up on the next one. If your baby wriggles and you need a second attempt, you may see a trace of the first print in the middle of the new one. In practice, it’s best to plan your prints carefully, keep your baby calm (one parent waited until their baby was asleep), and not count on all 5–6 uses being perfect.

Mother holding a baby and a Keep Love footprint print

As a Birth Gift

The kit comes in a gift-ready box with a birth card, which makes it an easy present for new parents. It’s also a popular gift from parents to grandparents: several reviewers made prints to give to their mothers or mothers-in-law. Keep’Love sells matching frames and keepsake boxes, and many buyers framed the result for a nursery wall.

Keep Love baby hand and footprint kit in its gift box

Pricing and Bundles

Option Price Regular Price per kit
1 kit €19.99 €29.99 €19.99
2 kits (second at -50%) €29.99 €39.99 €15.00
3 kits (third free) €39.99 €59.99 €13.33

The 3-kit bundle makes sense if you want separate prints for each set of grandparents. Shipping is free on orders over €49.

What Customers Say

The kit holds a 4.9-star average from 153 reviews on Keep’Love’s site. Parents say it’s very easy to use, not messy, dries quickly, and makes a lovely keepsake to frame. The one detailed negative review came from a buyer who was disappointed by the faint outlines left when reusing the kit. Note that most of the reviews visible on the product page date from October 2020, with only a few recent ones, so the recent feedback is worth weighing carefully.

There are also some small inconsistencies in the ratings Keep’Love quotes: the site banner says 4.7/5 on Trustpilot, one product image says 4.8/5, and the product reviews average 4.9. All are high, but they come from different sources.

Framed baby hand and footprints made with the Keep Love kit on a shelf

Who It’s For

  • New parents who want a clean, simple way to capture newborn hands and feet.
  • Gift buyers looking for a birth or baby shower present that isn’t clothing.
  • Grandparents: parents can make extra prints to give as keepsakes.
  • Anyone worried about ink on a newborn’s skin.

Who It’s Not For

  • Parents who expect 5–6 perfect, separate prints: reuse can leave faint outlines.
  • Buyers outside France who need clear international shipping terms: the shipping policy page was empty when we checked.
  • Anyone who wants a 3D keepsake, like a clay or plaster cast.

Keep’Love Baby Footprint Kit Review: Shipping and Returns

The kit was in stock and shipping from Toulouse when we checked on the Keep’Love official store. The site advertises 48-hour delivery in France, delivery to your home or a pickup point, and free shipping from €49. Keep’Love’s dedicated shipping policy page was blank, so delivery terms outside France aren’t spelled out; check at checkout or ask the brand first if you’re ordering from abroad.

Returns are accepted within 14 days of purchase for unused items in their original packaging, with proof of purchase. Since the kit is a single-use-style product, plan on keeping it once it’s opened.

One more note: Keep’Love’s site description mentions “Made in France” gifts, and the brand is based in Toulouse, but the footprint kit’s listing doesn’t state where the kit itself is manufactured.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Inkless: baby’s skin never touches the ink
  • Very affordable at €19.99, with cheaper multi-kit bundles
  • Gift-ready box with a birth card
  • Works for hands and feet from birth to age 4
  • 4.9-star average from 153 reviews
  • Fast delivery within France

Cons

  • Reusing the kit can leave faint outlines of earlier prints
  • Most visible reviews are from 2020
  • Shipping policy page is empty
  • Manufacturing origin isn’t stated on the listing
  • 14-day return window for unused items only

FAQ

Does the ink touch my baby’s skin?

No. The kit uses an inkless method, so the print appears on the paper while your baby’s skin stays clean.

How many prints can I make?

Keep’Love says 5 to 6 per kit. Reusing it can leave a faint outline of the previous print, so plan your prints carefully.

Up to what age can I use it?

From birth to around 4 years old.

Is it a good birth gift?

Yes. It comes in a gift box with a birth card, and the bundles make it easy to give prints to grandparents.

Can I return it?

Within 14 days, if it’s unused and in its original packaging.

Keep’Love Baby Footprint Kit Review: Bottom Line

The Keep’Love Baby Hand and Footprint Kit is a simple, affordable way to capture your baby’s first prints without getting ink on their skin. It’s easy to use, comes beautifully packaged for gifting, and parents consistently love the results they frame. Just know that the “5 to 6 uses” can leave faint traces of earlier prints, and that most of the reviews are a few years old. For €19.99, or less in a bundle, it’s a sweet keepsake for new parents and grandparents alike.

That wraps up our Keep’Love baby footprint kit review. See current bundles and prices on the official Keep’Love store.

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