Two Children & Fairies - Fairies Greeting Card

BLANK INSIDE We're about to blow your minds with the origin story behind this sweet scene of children amongst fairies by Florence Mary Anderson: it originates from a book by Edith Howes, an esteemed children's author in early 20th-century New Zealand. Her most renowned work, The Cradle Ship (1916), marked a pioneering foray into sex education through storytelling! The tale unfolds as a family embarks on a whimsical odyssey through Babyland aboard a cradle-ship, prompted by the innocent curiosity of children about the origins of babies. This enchanting journey encompasses lessons on plant and animal reproduction, ultimately unveiling the source of human babies... kind of. According to a wise new mother encountered on their voyage, babies develop from eggs within a silken bag beneath a mother's heart, shrouding the intricacies of their arrival in enchanting ambiguity. Despite this captivating backstory, the card we've created features a blank interior, allowing you to send it for any oc