Ha, that's interesting. I read something about how rounded edges went from just being safe for kids to a whole design style, like in phones and stuff. It makes sense it would move over to furniture too, for that softer look. Honestly I get both sides, sharp does look clean but rounded just feels more inviting in a home. Guess it's cool there's room for both depending on what vibe you want.

Oh that's the only way to do it. My old lab would never hold still for a paw print kit, but he tracked mud across the kitchen floor all the time. I'd just lay some paper over a real good print and trace it with a pencil. Got a perfect one that way, a lot easier than trying to get his cooperation. It's probably still in a drawer somewhere.

My precision grading usually ends up looking like a toddler's sandbox (which, to be fair, is still fun). Your kids are lucky!