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    Wink Gift suggestions?

    Hi all,

    My sister is organising a baby shower for me and has asked me to provide a 'gift suggestion list' so that she can let people know what I need/want if asked.

    So far I have
    • Towels
    • Antibacterial hand wash gel (the stuff you don't need water with)
    • Some nursery theme items
    • Baby thermometer
    .....and now I am stuck. Does anyone have any ideas for small relatively inexpensive (say $30 and under) gifts that would be useful? I have plenty of clothes/nappies.

    TIA


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    baby wraps
    baby toiletries- eg shampoo, bath wash etc
    wipes
    more nappies in bigger sizes- you can never have too many!
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    I know it is a baby shower but what about something nice for you?? I got one pamper pack in all my baby shower presents and I am telling you - it was the best present ever! Needless to say it was all used up before bub arrived - god knows I have no time to use anything like that now!


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    robe, slippers, headband for the birth
    pamper pack for mum
    little toys for bubba


    the thing I most appreciated? Clothes sized for older babies. When pregnant I brought heaps of tiny newborn clothes myself but MIL brought older clothes. DS now fits in them and its so handy not having to run out and buy clothes all the time IYKWIM
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    I went through one of the mags in my Bounty Bag and picked out all the products on my wish list. I typed them all out and gave them to the people organising my baby shower. I ended up with quite a few of them!

    I found this was a good way to do it, because I got the items I actually wanted (for example, a friend & her partner got us the particular brand of nappy wrapper we were after.)
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    Brush and comb set
    baby panadol
    a tube of bepanthen cream
    a tube of teething gel

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    this is fabulous. Thanks ladies and please keep the suggestions coming


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    lamaze toys for the car and pram, rattles, nappy bag (target and kmart have a good range which include a change mat), those name label kits for when bub goes to childcare for clothes, bottles, shoes etc., some nice mother & baby toiletries, baby sunhat, sunscreen, mobile (i hang DD's over the change table), car window shades, clothing for when bub is a bit older for the following season etc., board books, bath books, rubber duck!, bath seat, baby bath, bottles for later, baby bowl and spoon for later, sipper cups etc, puzzles, pop up books

    over $30
    pram cover (shade-a-babe and rain cover, a deluxe gift for you could be a voucher for a pre or post pregnancy massage (DIVINE!!), cot sheets and blankets, more deluxe nappy bag,
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    I could go on and on with a list. They are heaps of really nice things out there. But the best gift I got as a "Snug as A Bug". I had one for each of my children. And it just under $30 mark. Check them out at www.snugasabug.com.au
    "Destiny is not a matter of chance, but of choice;
    it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved."

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    Just thought of something else - a subscription to Practical Parenting - another good gift that lasts for 12 months!


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    ME - 37
    DS - 18/1/2006 DD - 25/1/2013


 

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