Baby Animal Stickers: 12 Farm Designs for Sticker Paper

Sticker sheet with 12 colorful farm baby animals: chicks, a calf, a piglet, a duckling, a lamb, a foal, a kid goat and a baby bunny with cut lines

A full sheet of 12 baby animal stickers from the farm. These are sticker designs to print yourself: print on sticker paper, cut along the gray line and stick.

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What's in the PDF

The color PDF is one sheet with 12 stickers, each with a white border and gray cut line: a hatching chick, a chick family, an egg carton with chicks, a calf, a chick, a piglet, a duckling, a lamb, a foal, a gosling, a kid goat and a baby bunny. The same sheet comes as a black-and-white coloring PDF. All four farm sheets together are in the sticker collection.

At a Glance

Type
Craft template
Age
ages 3+ (cutting with help)
Pages
1 × A4 + 1 × A4
Time
about 20–30 minutes

📄 What’s on the Pages

Page 1: Sticker sheet
12 stickers with a white border and gray cut line, about 1.5 to 2.75 inches tall.

How to Turn the Designs into Stickers

1
Load sticker paper (self-adhesive A4 or US Letter label sheets) that matches your printer – inkjet or laser.
2
Print at 100% (actual size), not “fit to page”.
3
Let the ink dry for a moment, then cut out each sticker along the gray line – the white border stays on.
4
Peel off the backing and stick: in a notebook, sticker album, on letters or gifts.

Safety: Stuffing, tape and small parts are not for children under 3.

💡 Tips

  • The stickers are designs only – for sticky stickers you need sticker paper. Plain paper works too, just use a glue stick.
  • Matte sticker paper takes colored pencils well – perfect for the coloring version.
  • Every design is also available on its own in three sizes, on the matching coloring page.
  • Not for kids under 3: small stickers and backing paper are a choking hazard.

What Kids Practice

Cutting along the line builds fine motor skills and patience. The coloring version adds a step: color first, then cut. Collecting, sorting and naming the designs also helps little ones learn the animals and things on the farm.

🔄 Variations & Ideas

Mom & baby
Stick the baby animals next to the matching grown-ups from the farm animal sheet.
Spring card
Stick a chick or lamb on a hand-drawn Easter or spring card.
Who am I?
One kid describes a baby animal, the others find the matching sticker.

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  • Color and B/W: Ready in full color or as a coloring version to make it your own.
  • Print-ready: Clean PDF pages – print on US Letter or A4 and get started.
  • Made to go together: Games, crafts and 272 coloring pages all around the farm.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Do I get real stickers here?
No, the PDF contains the sticker designs. You print them on sticker paper yourself and cut them out along the gray line.

What sticker paper do I need?
Self-adhesive A4 or US Letter label sheets that match your printer (inkjet or laser).

Which baby animals are included?
Chicks in four versions, a calf, a piglet, a duckling, a lamb, a foal, a gosling, a kid goat and a baby bunny.

Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use – no sign-up needed.

Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: Tierbaby-Sticker.