Online New Baby Gift List Recommendations

**caramelo** · 08-08-2009 16:33

Dear Bubhub,

I am relatively new to Australia and hoping you can recommend 'online new baby gift lists'?

I have a number of friends and family in the UK who would purchase from the site, so it needs to accept international orders for delivery in Sydney.

In the UK the main baby stores and department stores have lists, such as Mamas & Papas and Mothercare. I am hoping there is an equivalent here.

Many thanks.

**Kallies Mum** · 10-01-2010 21:49

Not sure how to suggest something without quoting a site?? Charlipop Kids is great, search on Facebook or google!

**nothanksbye** · 10-01-2010 21:55

Babies Galore do it.

Well not as good as Mamas and Papas.

YOu can set it up online or do what I did.
I went in and met with a consultant and she then out it all together as a registry.
I had a password and all my friends and fmaily could go online and order.

They used overseas Credit.

**sandossie** · 18-06-2011 23:30

Hi girls

,

Any updates about that?

My friends and family are based in France and they would like to purchase gifts from the internet.

Do you have any websites to recommend?
It looks that its not very popular in Australia

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Cheers,
San

**caramelo** · 19-06-2011 00:15

Hi San,

Bambini Pronto is a site I have come across recently with a gift list. www.bambinipronto.com.au

Your family will probably find items quite expensive here though compared to the lower prices in France, and the issue of the $ being strong against the Euro. I mostly order items from Europe and my friend in France sent me some really nice Petit Bateau clothing that would cost a fortune here.

It could be worth using the gift/wish list on www.amazon.fr or .co.uk where you can get free or cheap shipping to Oz now. There's always the gift card option for somewhere such as www.mothercare.com.au.

Hope this gives you some ideas.

**lola77** · 19-06-2011 12:08

We set up our registry on www.thankyou.com.au

It doesn't actually sell the items themselves but allows you to build a list from multiple stores (both online and retail), and provide a link. It allows someone to indicate they intend to buy a particular gift and put it 'on hold' for 48 hours. They must confirm they've bought it else it will go back on the list. You can also use it to take financial contributions in many different countries - useful if you'd prefer people to contribute to big ticket items like prams, cots, car seats etc.

Bambino pronto are also awesome!

I found babyzone direct also had some good prices.

What an exciting time!!!

**sandossie** · 20-06-2011 09:36

Thanks for the update

I like bambinipronto.com.au
thankyou.com.au can be a good alternative

San

**Mark Albus** · 18-10-2011 16:35

I know one website that contain all kinds of gifts like kids gifts , Birthday gifts , parents gifts and all other varities that you want.You can also create your own basket by slecting different gifst from different categories.Overseas deliveries are also availble with a very nominal delivery charges.I found it one of the best gifts ideas for all kinds of gifts.
http://www.childrensgiftideas.com/

**brendacharles** · 25-10-2011 10:12

Originally Posted by lola77

We set up our registry on www.thankyou.com.au

It doesn't actually sell the items themselves but allows you to build a list from multiple stores (both online and retail), and provide a link. It allows someone to indicate they intend to buy a particular gift and put it 'on hold' for 48 hours. They must confirm they've bought it else it will go back on the list. You can also use it to take financial contributions in many different countries - useful if you'd prefer people to contribute to big ticket items like prams, cots, car seats etc.

Bambino pronto are also awesome!

I found babyzone direct also had some good prices.

What an exciting time!!!

Hi there,

I also used ThankYou's gift registry for my baby shower and really worked great! My guests appreciated the convenience of having a list of gifts that they can choose from and they can always pick one that they can afford.