Tk max baby section usually has some nice gift sets in. I recently brought a friend a little kit to do baby’s hand/foot print in clay which came with a frame. They also had money boxes, trinket boxes etc too
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Food for mum and dad! I wish I realised how important this was for my friends who had babies before I had mine
I bought my friend Botox. She was thrilled. The baby didn’t need a thing, all about self care for Mummy I think 
You’re a great friend, I hope one of mine gets me Botox I’d be SO happy - after 9 months of pregnancy I’ll need itI bought my friend Botox. She was thrilled. The baby didn’t need a thing, all about self care for Mummy I think
This is a cute thread! Mum to a one year old & remembering what have been the absolute wonder products:
A loop cloth wrap - we had a baby k’tan which was £60 but you could likely find a discount code floating about or pre loved for
less. I have the best memories of using this in the first few weeks/months, although she was a summer baby !
An activity arch - priced vary but you can get various nice wood ones for under £50 - a really long lasting item they can use from being tiny and staring up at it / reaching for it / sitting playing with it / to walking and shoving it along!
White noise machine - I didn’t believe in the hype but it’s really helped us in the later sleep regressions and teething. A £20 one off Amazon is more than enough, ideally one with a battery so there’s no risk of it cutting out.
Obviously sleep and help are the best presents but pandemic mummies have been deprived of both
xx
ETA - things like shoes, dummies, teething necklaces, sleeping bags are all personal parenting choices so best to check in with mum first too…
A loop cloth wrap - we had a baby k’tan which was £60 but you could likely find a discount code floating about or pre loved for
less. I have the best memories of using this in the first few weeks/months, although she was a summer baby !
An activity arch - priced vary but you can get various nice wood ones for under £50 - a really long lasting item they can use from being tiny and staring up at it / reaching for it / sitting playing with it / to walking and shoving it along!
White noise machine - I didn’t believe in the hype but it’s really helped us in the later sleep regressions and teething. A £20 one off Amazon is more than enough, ideally one with a battery so there’s no risk of it cutting out.
Obviously sleep and help are the best presents but pandemic mummies have been deprived of both
xxETA - things like shoes, dummies, teething necklaces, sleeping bags are all personal parenting choices so best to check in with mum first too…
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