Any ideas?

 

Im useless att his stuff

 

and don't just want to buy the usual that everyone will have bought.

Any ideas?

 

Im useless att his stuff

 

and don't just want to buy the usual that everyone will have bought.

 

 

FA Cup semi-final ticket?

 

Failing that, as a parent you can never have too many babygrows. Also, try getting clothes for 3 months plus as they'll have shedloads of new born.

 

Alternatively buy something nice for the new mum and dad as they (especially dad) may feel a little sidelined.

 

HTH

breast pump, and show her how to use it.

 

on her, not you!

 

 

 

 

 

seriously sommit from here http://www.babysofttoys.co.uk/Soft-Toys or here http://www.babygiftgallery.co.uk/kaloo/toys.htm

Edited March 17, 201115 yr by HomerJay

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FA Cup semi-final ticket?

 

Failing that, as a parent you can never have too many babygrows. Also, try getting clothes for 3 months plus as they'll have shedloads of new born.

 

Alternatively buy something nice for the new mum and dad as they (especially dad) may feel a little sidelined.

 

HTH

 

Cheers Floyd

 

Liverpool fan unfortunately

 

Best place to buy from?

Loads of my mates have kids so I've become a dab hand at this:

 

Baby GAP or Baby Next every single time

 

Loads and loads of good stuff

 

Gift receipt it already got or doesn't fit

Loads of my mates have kids so I've become a dab hand at this:

 

Baby GAP or Baby Next every single time

 

Loads and loads of good stuff

 

Gift receipt it already got or doesn't fit

 

or mama's and papa's if theyre a bit posher. (plus they can resell that stuff on ebay later, if they so choose)

I wouldn't have a fucking clue what clothes to pick

 

I think its gonna be a gift voucher

gift vouchers show you couldnt give a fuck.

 

buy a teddy.

 

or be different and buy a shit load of calpol, teething gel, gripe water and olbas oil

Edited March 17, 201115 yr by HomerJay

or mama's and papa's if theyre a bit posher. (plus they can resell that stuff on ebay later, if they so choose)

In my experience Mamas and Papas is no more expensive than BabyGAP

 

Those places are all alreet if you ask me

Gift Voucher, and a teddy, done!

 

Once you get in the shop, the size's will go over your head!

Edited March 17, 201115 yr by Pablo

In my experience Mamas and Papas is no more expensive than BabyGAP

 

Those places are all alreet if you ask me

 

mothercare's oreet if you ask me.

Got to agree with the Calpol shout best invention ever ITK Fact

I agree with the comment that a gift voucher shows you have put no effort at all into choosing a gift.

 

A decent teddy will stay with a kid for a long time.

 

A big box of pampers could come in handy.

 

A slow cooker, as has been discussed at length on here could take some strain out of trying to tend to baby and meals at the same time.

I wouldn't have a fucking clue what clothes to pick

 

I think its gonna be a gift voucher

 

 

No, No, No you're missing the point.

 

Go into BabyGap, Mothercare etc. Cop for one the hottie assistants and tell her how clueless you are at this stuff. You get sympathy, good advice and a peek down the old blouse for your trouble.

 

Gift voucher? Pah!

 

Oh, and a tub of vaseline for the cracked nipples.

Edited March 17, 201115 yr by floyd

Got to agree with the Calpol shout best invention ever ITK Fact

Don't disagree with you mate.

Garp, get a present from Next but ask for a gift card in case they do not like it

 

 

get something age 6 months

 

! brilliant !

if its a boy cant go wrong with a KIRMIT

My godfather bought me a skull on a stick, and a porno if I'm told correctly.

if its a boy cant go wrong with a KIRMIT

Wrong on every imaginable level.

 

Next is the dogs, frankly. There's not much they do that isn't universally liked. Gift card to be on the safe side.

 

Otherwise, if you do want to be different, the one thing my lad never got as a baby was 24 bottles of Grolsch.

best gift we got was a bath seat thingy....make is summer and ?15ish from boots.

out of all the great stuff we got,this has come in the most handy...

Aye, either something practical like the bath seat or a play gym from ELC.

 

Or clothing aged 3months+, as already pointed out: they have shitloads of newborn stuff, but buying bigger clothes will save the parents money later and also show that you've thought about it yourself, rather than having done a straw poll amongst pissheads on the internet.

Edited March 17, 201115 yr by Traf