Gift Ideas for the Baby Who Has it All
It can be difficult to pick out a gift for a baby who seems to have everything, but there are a few uncommon items that the child may not have. Some of these items are things the child will be able to appreciate when he is older and even pass on to his own children. The best thing to buy for a baby who has it all is something the parents never thought of buying. Does this Spark an idea?
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Keepsake Birth Certificate Holder
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This is a unique gift that can benefit both mom and baby--eventually. Birth certificate holders are thin tubes, often made of metal, that house rolled-up birth certificates. Mom can use the holder to keep the birth certificate in while baby grows up. Once baby turns 18, he can use the holder to keep his birth certificate safe. This is an item that can be appreciated for years and passed down from one generation to the next.
Name a Star
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A baby who seems to have it all may still not have a star. Paying to name a star in the galaxy after a baby is a gift he can appreciate forever and one that will never get lost. This is a gift that baby can share with his future spouse, children and grandchildren. If you choose this gift, check with Mom or Dad first to ensure baby has not already had a star named after him, as it may be difficult to return.
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Mommy & Me Class
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A baby can never have enough "mommy time." A great way to help mom and baby get out together is to purchase a gift certificate to a Mommy & Me music class, art class or baby gym. Maybe mom has tried such a class and enjoyed it, but continuing is too pricey. Not having to worry about the financial aspect and enjoying the time spent together is a gift that both mother and child can benefit from.
EE Savings Bond
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This is a gift that will keep on giving---with interest. While a baby may have her material needs met, every little bit will help with her financial future. This is something baby may already have, but cannot have too much of. You can buy a bond for half of its face value now, and in 17 years baby will have double the money you paid. If she does not cash it out right after maturity, then it can collect interest for another 13 years.
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