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7 Dr. Seuss-themed accents to get for your children

March 2 marks Dr. Seuss’ 117 birthday. Celebrate the occasion with an upgraded space for your kiddos.

By Michele Kettner February 24, 2021 at 2:03 pm

The birthday of beloved author Dr. Seuss is just around the corner (March 2). Celebrate the occasion with some redecorating. Whether you are looking to update your child’s bedroom or playroom, these seven Dr. Seuss-themed accents will help turn your spaces into Whoville.

cat in the hat letters — *Courtesy of Etsy*

Add a personalized touch to your child’s room or playroom with bright colored letters inspired by Cat in the Hat. // Cat in the Hat Themed Custom Wooden Letters, $9-$30; Etsy

lorax sheets set — *Courtesy of Pottery Barn Kids*

Let your little one travel to Thneedville in their dreams with a little help from these Lorax printed sheets. // Organic Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax Sheet Set & Pillowcases, $79-$129

cat in the hat storage bin — *Courtesy of Wayfair*

Store toys, books or clothes out of sight with this pint-sized storage bin. // Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat Fabric Storage Bin, $18.95; Wayfair

Time flies when you have kids. Keep track of the hours and minutes with them with the inspirational storybook clock. // Dr. Seuss “Oh The Places You’ll Go 11” Wall Clock, $45.99; Wayfair

cat in the hat print — *Courtesy of Target*

This sleek print is the perfect addition to the playroom for endless fun vibes. // 12″x14″ Dr. Seuss The Cat In The Hat Framed Print Wall Art, $34.49; Target

fish shelf — *Courtesy of Bed Bath & Beyond*

Hang up this shelf for a quick and easy place to store all those jackets and knicknacks. // Trend Lab Dr. Seuss New Fish Wall Shelf, $30.99; Bed Bath & Beyond

As your little one grows, keep track of those milestone heights with this adorable chart. // Dr. Seuss “One Fish, Two Fish” Growth Chart by Trend Lab, $14.39; Kohl’s

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.