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30 Jan 2021 17:52
posted 4 Feb 2021 17:35, edited 4 Feb 2021 17:35
4 Feb 2021 17:39
You know LFC is saying that shit from the heart.
None of my 3 were on purpose, very exciting, especially at 21 with the first
4 Feb 2021 18:04
4 Feb 2021 21:01
Co-sign for this one - the best thing anyone ever done for us after the wee manwas born was bring round home cooking etc.
4 Feb 2021 21:08
Co-sign for this one - the best thing anyone ever done for us after the wee manwas born was bring round home cooking etc.
This does look decent actually.
5 Feb 2021 09:01
Nah, works for heroin as well as créme brûlée
If someone gave me a £150 spoon, I'd have no idea how to react.
5 Feb 2021 09:18
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I had a kid (on purpose) a few months back and can echo what LFC said. So many people bought clothes that weren’t our taste which were such a little a pain to return due to Covid. Most parents will have bought all the essential garb so get something a bit extra.
Everyone buys the same White Company baby kit or personalised stuff from My First Years, so maybe look at Ralph Lauren baby sets (always cheap on eBay), Mori - (eco friendly brand) https://babymori.com or something topper from Bonpoint - https://www.bonpoint.com/gb/newborn-gifts/accessories.html
My close friends buy a joint gift of an engraved silver spoon from Tiffany (think it’s about £150) for the new babies, and it always goes down well.
Book sets are really useful, we got a first edition Roald Dahl which was an amazing gift but not most useful!
The parents are often forgotten about so think about something for them e.g nice wine (no pentonville)
Stieff teddy bears make great gifts, https://www.steiff.com/en-uk
Everyone buys the same White Company baby kit or personalised stuff from My First Years, so maybe look at Ralph Lauren baby sets (always cheap on eBay), Mori - (eco friendly brand) https://babymori.com or something topper from Bonpoint - https://www.bonpoint.com/gb/newborn-gifts/accessories.html
My close friends buy a joint gift of an engraved silver spoon from Tiffany (think it’s about £150) for the new babies, and it always goes down well.
Book sets are really useful, we got a first edition Roald Dahl which was an amazing gift but not most useful!
The parents are often forgotten about so think about something for them e.g nice wine (no pentonville)
Stieff teddy bears make great gifts, https://www.steiff.com/en-uk
Have a look on my 1st years. Photo frames, books, keepsake stuff like that. All very nice.
Don’t buy clothes unless you really know what they are in to. Nothing worse than a shit outfit.
Don’t buy clothes unless you really know what they are in to. Nothing worse than a shit outfit.
You know LFC is saying that shit from the heart.
None of my 3 were on purpose, very exciting, especially at 21 with the first
We've bought this https://www.cookfood.net/menu/meal-bundles/new-parents as a practical gift for new parents. Feedback has been that it's been a godsend as it takes the thought/effort out of having to cook everyday.
We've bought this https://www.cookfood.net/menu/meal-bundles/new-parents as a practical gift for new parents. Feedback has been that it's been a godsend as it takes the thought/effort out of having to cook everyday.
Co-sign for this one - the best thing anyone ever done for us after the wee manwas born was bring round home cooking etc.
We've bought this https://www.cookfood.net/menu/meal-bundles/new-parents as a practical gift for new parents. Feedback has been that it's been a godsend as it takes the thought/effort out of having to cook everyday.
Co-sign for this one - the best thing anyone ever done for us after the wee manwas born was bring round home cooking etc.
This does look decent actually.
My close friends buy a joint gift of an engraved silver spoon from Tiffany (think it’s about £150) for the new babies, and it always goes down well.
Report to the class thread.Nah, works for heroin as well as créme brûlée
If someone gave me a £150 spoon, I'd have no idea how to react.
We received a silver spoon (no Tiffany) and also some silver hair brush set. Both now at the back of a drawer. Not sure what we will ever do with them
We also received quite a few clothes that never got worn and went straight to charity.
Felt a bit bad/ungrateful about this.
The most useful things we received were a hand made quilt/blanket and some plain John Lewis clothing.
We also received quite a few clothes that never got worn and went straight to charity.
Felt a bit bad/ungrateful about this.
The most useful things we received were a hand made quilt/blanket and some plain John Lewis clothing.
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