Kids' Picture Frames

Measure the artwork or photo and allow a small margin for matting; common sizes include 4x6, 5x7, 8x10 and 11x14. Choose portrait or landscape orientation to match the image, and consider wall space or tabletop placement when picking frame dimensions

Look for frames made from shatter-resistant acrylic or high-quality plastic for child-safe durability, or wood and metal for longer-lasting decor; ensure backing and glazing are secured and free of sharp edges. Check for non-toxic finishes and child-safe hanging hardware if intended for a child's room

Yes—frames with front-loading, hinged, or magnetic openings and removable mats allow quick swapping without tools. Multi-photo or collage frames and interchangeable display systems designed for rotating artwork are helpful for frequently changing displays

Kids' frames typically range from budget options under $25 to higher-end designs over $75, with many mid-range choices around the category average. Lower prices often reflect simpler materials and finishes, while higher prices generally indicate better materials, matting, and hardware quality

Use appropriate hardware for the wall type (anchors for drywall, screws for studs) and hang frames at a height where kids can't reach them; consider using museum wire, drywall anchors, or anti-tip/hang straps for larger frames. For low-placed frames, secure them to furniture or use adhesive picture hangers rated for the frame weight

Dust frames regularly with a soft microfiber cloth and clean glazing with a slightly damp cloth; avoid ammonia-based cleaners on acrylic or coated surfaces. Remove photos before deep cleaning the frame or mat to prevent moisture damage and replace backing securely after cleaning

Choose neutral colors and simple styles that match evolving decor, frames with adjustable mats to accommodate different photo sizes, or multi-opening frames for milestones. Frames with removable mats or reversible inserts offer flexibility for switching between photos, certificates, and artwork