Father's Day & Mother's Day — the gift that's carried with them every day

Flowers are the most common gift for Mother's Day. For Father's Day, it's often barbecue accessories or a gift voucher. Neither is wrong – but it's also not particularly personal.

The most personal gift children can give their parents is one they designed themselves. And one that they see every day.

A water bottle with the child's drawing is exactly that.

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What goes on the bottle – and why it works

The motif is open. Many children draw a family portrait, a portrait of Dad or Mom, or a favorite animal. Some write their name, others a short sentence.

Whatever comes out: It's authentic. And parents immediately recognize their child's handwriting – even if the proportions of the drawn body aren't quite right.

The bottle is then taken along. To the office, to sports, on hikes. And every time, the child's picture is there.

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Ideas for the motif

For Dad:

• Family portrait with all children
• Portrait of Dad, drawn by the child
• Birthdays of all children + short saying
• Favorite photo from a shared adventure

For Mom:

• Flower drawing by the child
• "Best Mom" in the child's handwriting
• Names of all children and birth years
• Family photo with a personalized Easter greeting

For Grandpa & Grandma:

• Photo with all grandchildren
• Names of all grandchildren with birth dates
• Picture painted by the grandchild

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How a drawing becomes a gift

1. Get it drawn — white paper, black or colored felt-tip pen. No ballpoint pen, the lines would be too thin.

2. Photograph it — a sharp smartphone photo in good light is sufficient.

3. Upload it — enter the picture and text in the configurator, check the preview.

4. Order it — delivery in 3–5 working days.

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Dates 2026

Order at least one week before the respective date. 

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Why this gift doesn't disappear into the closet

Many gifts are unwrapped once and then put away. A water bottle is used daily. That's the simple reason why parents and grandparents don't forget it.

The fact that their child's drawing is on it does the rest.