Each week we get dozens of baby shower questions rolling in ---- and figured more than one person probably has these questions. So we decided to share the most common ones here for all to see.
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Some common and convenient items you can consider putting in a gift basket for a new baby include:
Note that you should consider the parents' preferences and check if they have already received a lot of a specific item - or check their baby registry and buy off of that so you get the correct brands, styles, etc.
Also be sure to add a cute 'welcome baby' gift tag. We made a free gift tag and poem to add to the baby basket. The link is below.
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Here is a simple poem you can use to welcome a new baby:
Welcome little one, so small and so bright, filling our hearts with love and delight.
May your journey be filled with laughter and love, with warmth and joy from heaven above.
Welcome to the world, dear baby so sweet, may all your dreams come true and your life be complete.
GET FREE PRINTABLE GIFT BASKET TAGS & POEM HERE
Here are 5 popular baby shower themes:
Here are some suggestions for how to ask guests for gift cards as a baby shower gift sounding ungrateful:
It is important to be polite and respectful when making requests, and to remember that guests are under no obligation to bring a gift at all. The most important thing is to celebrate the new arrival and show love and support to the parents-to-be.
A Sip and See is a type of gathering where a new mother invites friends and family to come over, "sip" on some drinks and "see" the new baby.
It's a more relaxed and intimate event compared to a traditional baby shower. The primary focus of a Sip and See is to allow guests to meet and see the new baby. Gifts are usually given, but they may be simple such as gift cards, flowers, an outfit for the new baby, etc.
Sip and See parties are often held after the baby is born and after the mother has had time to rest and recover from delivery.
They are often "open house" style where guests drop in during a 2-3 hour window. They are not as structured as a regular baby shower. Drinks and light snacks are served, but usually no games, prizes, or party favors are given out.
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