Birth poster with the weather of the day and starry sky — My Birth, soft and heartfelt

Yes, this is the one: the starry sky of the day of birth, the baby’s photo in a small heart, and an illustrated board with the weather that day — temperature, sky, wind, humidity, sunrise and sunset — under the line “That day, the world had its weather… and our heart, its brightest sun.”

From the day and place of birth, taken from weather archives: World Weather Online from 2008, NASA data before that, and nothing before 1984. It is not invented weather; it is saved with the order, so the printed poster shows what you saw on screen. The credits are written under the preview on the product page.

No, not with the weather: the weather of a day that has not happened does not exist, and the editor only offers past dates, from 1 January 1984. For a poster to give before the birth, the starry-sky birth poster without a photo, for the nursery, needs no weather.

Yes, both: the time and place draw the starry sky, and the place gives the weather of the right spot. You look up the town with the “Search” button: without a searched place, the weather is not retrieved. Weight and length are optional.

Yes. They are the stars visible to the naked eye down to magnitude 6, from the Hipparcos catalogue, that were above the place of birth at the minute given, joined by the constellation lines. The sky is seen from below, like a planisphere: north at the top, east on the left. The decoration — the moon, the clouds, the bear — is an illustration.

No, it is optional. Without a photo the heart carries the first letter of the name. It is stored in a private space, never published, and deleted thirty days after shipping (or after payment, for the print-ready file).

The first name, the date, and depending on the design the time, the weight, the length, the place and the parents’ names. Everything is optional except the name and the date (and, on the star map, the time and place): empty medallions disappear rather than leaving a hole, and the layout stays balanced. A short free line can be added on four of the seven designs.

Yes, and not by resemblance: the print file is made by opening this very page with your values and capturing the poster. There is no second drawing that could drift from it. If a computed line were missing, production would stop rather than deliver an incomplete print.

Yes, up to twenty-four characters including accents and hyphens. The name shrinks by itself to stay on one line; if it is genuinely long it breaks at the hyphen, never in the middle of a word. “Maximilien-Alexandre” and “María de los Ángeles” fit on all seven designs.

250 g matte paper, pigment inks, printed to order in our workshop in the Aveyron, whatever the size. Five sizes matching standard frames: A4, 30 × 40, 40 × 60, 50 × 70 and 70 × 100 cm, with an optional wooden frame on the A4 and 30 × 40, in black, white or natural.

Yes: the print-ready file contains all five sizes, each as a PDF and a 300 dpi PNG, delivered by a download link after payment. It suits people who print locally or who are giving the print from a distance; the link does not expire.

No: a print carrying a name and a date cannot be resold, and the right of withdrawal does not apply to goods made to your specifications (art. L.221-28 3° of the French Consumer Code). Read the preview before confirming — it is exactly what will be printed.