Dinner, delivered, several times
The best new-parent gift, and it is not close. A card that covers four dinners at the specific moment cooking becomes impossible.
Have a look →Everyone buys for the baby. The baby cannot read, does not care, and has already received nine muslin blankets.
Buy for the adults. Specifically, buy them time, food, or sleep — in that order.
The best new-parent gift, and it is not close. A card that covers four dinners at the specific moment cooking becomes impossible.
Have a look →Feeding a baby makes you astonishingly thirsty, usually while pinned to a sofa. One-handed lid, straw, holds a litre.
Have a look →Slightly awkward to offer and enormously appreciated. Frame it as "I booked this, cancel if you hate it" so it does not become another task.
Have a look →Ostensibly for the baby, genuinely for the parents, who can then move around the house after seven in the evening.
Have a look →They took nine hundred photos and printed none. One framed print, chosen for them, is the gift they will still have when the child leaves home.
Have a look →Holiday Registry is a private gift list for your family. Everyone writes down what they’d actually like, anyone can claim something to buy, and the person it belongs to never finds out. It is free.
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