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Gift recommendations for a baby when they're old
4424rose
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I've recently been asked to be a guideparent (non-religious godparent) to a baby, and I've also just become an auntie for the first time. Does anyone have suggestions of nice gifts I could get to celebrate their birth? Recommendations for where I could find good financial bonds, barrels of whiskey or bottles of wine of anything else that they could have when they're 18, or anything like that would be welcome.
I'm totally up for hearing any more unusual suggestions. I'm happy to spend up to £1000, which is why I'm a bit nervous of buying jewellery or something that may not be in fashion in the future. I had a quick look at a lot of the forums about godparent gifts but as it's non-religious I didn't find many relevant suggestions.
Any thoughts welcome! Thank you!
I'm totally up for hearing any more unusual suggestions. I'm happy to spend up to £1000, which is why I'm a bit nervous of buying jewellery or something that may not be in fashion in the future. I had a quick look at a lot of the forums about godparent gifts but as it's non-religious I didn't find many relevant suggestions.
Any thoughts welcome! Thank you!
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I went to a christening a couple of months ago with 3 of my cousins children's getting christened.
I didn't have the budget you have but I bought them each a Royal Mint item as I remember someone doing the same for DD and DN, they make nice gifts and are really something they keep and something different.
My only other thought is premium bonds?Decluttering challenge 2023🏅⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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A first edition of a classic novel or a beautifully illustrated children's book, they can still be enjoyed in adulthood and read to successive generations.Norn Iron Club member 4730
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How about some solid gold so that they can have it made into something they like later in life? The value could even go up by then.
I bought shares in Tottenham Hotspur FC for my nephew, more for the "fan value" than investment.0
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