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Capturing a zest for life in a hip, modern way.
As an award-winning designer and founder of Hello Little One, Jenny Romanski is a highly sought-after talent. Her impressive list of clients includes everyone from A-list celebrities to Washington politicians and Fortune 500 companies. The vibrant, modern aesthetic of her designs has captured the hearts of stationery shoppers around the country as a cornerstone in the celebrations of families and savvy shoppers everywhere. She started designing children's stationery as a favor to her friends, who wanted cards with more unique, hip and modern flair than they could find in common stationery stores. Soon after Romanski started designing family stationery as a hobby, Hello Little One was born. The design studio quickly became a success, attracting clients with the fashionable and contemporary look of Jenny's cards. Romanski gathers inspiration from her love of travel, nature, interior design and modern art. She currently resides in the Boston area with her husband, Simon, and her most cherished creation of all—her son, Leo.

IN THE PRESS:
Hello Little One has been featured in numerous publications, including People Magazine, Modern Bride and Graphic Design USA.

MOTHERLY ADVICE:
"Sometimes even the most mundane and simple things can be absolutely fascinating to your child. When Leo was five months old, I would shower him with toys upon toys. But one day I sat down next to him to write some anecdotes in his baby book, and to my surprise he spent the whole time staring at me while I wrote. He had tons of toys to play with, but he was mesmerized by my writing, which was something he had never seen before."

A TINY FLASHBACK:
Jenny drew her first "real" illustration at the age of three. It was a self-portrait, meticulously drawn to feature her head, body, arms and legs. When Jenny showed her mother, she mused, "Jenny, this is wonderful, but what are those circles you drew on your legs?" Jenny scoffed and replied, "Mom! Don't be silly! Those are my knees!" She says that ever since then, she's been a stickler for details in her designs!