Help!!! Need ideas from parents!

**Shoopuf** · 07-11-2011 10:59

Hi

I need some serious help and ideas for a gift for a colleague who has just welcomed their 3rd child.

I'm guessing they already have most things, but I have been asked to get them something 'practical' on behalf of the company ...

I don't have any kids so I'm a bit clueless ... Any suggestions?? I can probably spend up to about $300.

Thanks heaps

**Ishtyban** · 07-11-2011 11:03

I got a voucher for cuisine courier from work it was awesome!!!
a westfield voucher?

if it cannot be a voucher then..
a pack of clothing, nappies and wipes and rattles?

**InSaneOne** · 07-11-2011 11:35

a cleaner to give them a little extra help around the house.

**RmumR** · 07-11-2011 12:24

a cleaner, ironing service. is there a dinnner service in the area.

**SalsaMama** · 07-11-2011 12:26

Voucher for a cleaning service, dinner service, or photography.

**Shoopuf** · 07-11-2011 14:49

All fantastic ideas - thanks!

I'm a bit worried about giving a voucher ... particularly for food as I know some of the family is very fussy/has special dietary needs.

I thought of a stash of nappies (one box of every size), but then there is the issue of storage

Any other suggestions?

**wrena** · 07-11-2011 14:53

A voucher for photography is a great idea! I would have loved that

**Californication** · 07-11-2011 16:10

I was going to say cleaner too. Or a nappy service. Something like that would be fantastic I reckon!

Is it the Mum or Dad who works with you? You could always just ask the Dad what would work best? That way it's still a surprise for Mum, but they get something that they would prefer?

On a side note - how's your shoulder? Hope it's all better by now

**Jess1889** · 07-11-2011 16:39

What about one of those framed had and feet moulding package things? My friend got one at her baby shower i always meant to get it done with ds but never got round to it.

Sent from my GT-I9100 using Bubhub

**RachHasArrived** · 07-11-2011 19:10

How about a nappy cake? (Providing they will use disposables). We made one for a collegue and she loved it. You can take off 'one layer' at a time too so you don't need to store the whole thing at once. We had lots of fun making it and it looked awesome

pm me if you would like more info