The colorful tips have so much dimension. The paw prints and pearl accents are adorable. And those hand-painted puppy dog faces? These nails set the standard for cute Bluey manicures.

Yes, the dream episode that made all of us moms cry. “Sleepytime” has lots of celestial visuals, and these nails take me right back to realizing that Chili is the sun to her kids.

OK Bluey and Bingo’s little faces peeking up over the edge of the nails is kind of genius. This design is perfect for people with short nails who maybe can’t fit an entire cartoon dog on their fingertips.

These designs are very similar, but proof that you can alter the color palette of the base polish and designs to suit different skin tones.

Bluey is not the only cartoon character who has this signature color. These nails also star Bubbles from The Powerpuff Girls, which does make you think — these two girls would be best friends.

That little freeze dance game the Heeler family plays in the intro? These nails perfectly capture everyone’s moves, and those chunky, neon glitters feel like the perfect accents for summer nails.

If you, like so many of us, can’t have a balloon in the house anymore without your kids begging to play Keepy Uppy, then this set will speak to you on a deep level.

Pink and purple swirls and daisies? Yes please. You don’t have to go full-blown Bluey with your manicure to include a little nail art of the blue heeler here and there.

Want to get special nails to match your child’s birthday party theme this year? These are the perfect example. That big bold two with the birthday cake sprinkles is the perfect contrast to the chrome blue nails around it.

These short nails aren’t short impact — the pastel blue and orange look so good together, each hand with its own dedicated color, especially with the glitter accents.

If the “Double Rainbow” episode from Season 3 really spoke to you, you’ll love these nails with Bluey and Bingo’s faces alongside some tiny pastel rainbows.

This artist absolutely nailed Bluey’s signature font from the intro — it’s so small, but so clear! By keeping the nail art to a minimum, a design like this ensures you’ll enjoy the bright, happy blue color of your mani without getting sick of the dog designs.

If that much blue isn’t your thing, ask your nail tech which other colors might work well with your Bluey and Bingo nail art. This artist opted for gray and a muted orange-y glitter.

Why not get Bluey French tips, accented by her signature spots? This design would look so cute on any nail shape — square, squoval, or almond.

If you don’t want to commit quite so much, you could include a little Bluey nail art on one hand and opt for solid blue tips on the other. This artist nailed it when replicating the title font.

If you want mix-and-match nails, ask your artist for the peekaboo Bluey and Bingo faces alongside some other trendy patterns, like those colorful swirls that are everywhere right now. Add in some ombre paw prints, or maybe your nail tech can replicate Bluey and Bingo’s spots.

Want some cute scenery behind the Heelers? Show your nail tech this photo and ask if they can recreate those fluffy clouds, blue skies, and green grass.

Last but not least, if you’re looking for something festive around the holidays, you could just ask your nail artist to pop a Santa hat on Bluey. This is one artist’s design on a press-on nail, but of course, it’s doable on your nails, too.