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Written by Mr.Jongruk on 3:29 AM

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Gift Guide for New Babies (and their parents)

Even people who donโ��t enjoy shopping often like buying baby gifts. Miniature-sized booties, mittens, and outfits are adorable! But, how practical are they? Here is one new momโ��s perspective on practical doโ��s and donโ��ts for your next baby shower event.

If youโ��re buying clothes:

a) Pay attention to how they come off. There will inevitably be many, many diaper changes. The outfit is a lot more likely to get good mileage if the nervous new parents donโ��t have to go wriggle a fragile little head in and out of cute clothes ten times a day. Robes, gowns, kimonos, and front snap tees are great. Practical doesnโ��t have to mean boring โ�� there are a lot of stylish options out there!

b) Be mindful of the weather. Donโ��t get summery clothes in the 0-3 month size if the baby is born in the dead of winter. Chances are, as cute as they may be, the baby will outgrow them long before he or she gets a chance to wear them. If itโ��s rainy, rain gear will be very much appreciated to protect the delicate newborn.

c) Size matters. Newborn clothes only fit for a short time unless the baby is particularly small or a preemie. So, donโ��t buy too many of the wee sizes. Baby showers often result in too many little clothes, and by the time the baby is six months old, the parents are rushing to buy new ones. A nice gift may be a range of sizes for the babyโ��s first year.

If youโ��re looking for non-clothing options:

a) A keepsake. The baby wonโ��t be able to see what you got for quite some time, and chances are that by then, it will have been passed on to someone else. So, get something special for the baby that he or she can uncover years later, and maybe even pass on to their children some day. If the baby is someone close, give something from your own childhood with a hand-written note. A sterling silver item is also a great choice. Wishwrap has some fun options like a silver spoon, silver rattle, or silver teddy bank. A blanket or quilt, like Wishwrapโ��s Cuddly Baby Blanket, is another precious gift with great longevity โ�� just make sure itโ��s machine washable! A cashmere baby blanket may be luxurious, but itโ��s totally impractical.

b) An offbeat theme gift. A swimsuit and water toys could be a great gift for a new baby. A little library that grows with the baby is another fun option. This might include books and CDs that the baby can enjoy as he or she gets older.

c) A โ��non-thingโ��. New parents are inundated with necessary โ��thingsโ�� that come with a new baby. A car seat, crib, new clothes, diapers, toys, etc., etc. The list can be quite daunting. Give a gift that will โ��disappearโ�� after itโ��s used. Meals that can be frozen for last-minute use are a great help. If the baby will be in cloth diapers, a local diaper service is a great gift. Offer your time to watch the baby so that the parents can sneak out for a short film or even a nice long walk. Housecleaning with a chemical-free service or a massage for the new mom may be other great gifts that will ultimately benefit the baby and the parents!

d) Money. New babies are expensive. As they get older, they get more and more so. Cash is always a welcome gift. If you give cold, hard cash, make it thoughtful with a hand-written note that designates it for a specific purpose. Or, give a gift certificate to Wishwrap with a personalized wish from you. You can always get the baby a gift of stocks or bonds, or open a College Savings account for the baby. Many states have tax-free plans for education.

New babies are precious. Celebrate their arrival with a special gift thatโ��s thoughtful and meaningful. Use the tips above, and be sure that your gift will be something thatโ��s cherished by the parents too.