Plastic Free and Sustainable Gift Guide for Baby’s First Christmas.

Working with new families often meant that research was my best hack when finding new baby products, testing them, and ensuring they were up to my standard. In addition, I often looked at the toys and books, which will not be just another item that lands in a bin or charity shop in the best-case scenario.

 

It has become even more essential to find sustainable gifts and toys that can last as keepsakes or e passed down to other children in recent years.

 

As the Christmas shopping frenzy is approaching at full speed, I decided to make a list of gifts for a new baby, plastic-free, and purchased small retailers.

 

“Remember that a person’s name is to that person is the sweetest and most important sound in any language.”  Dale Carnegie

 

Nothing beats a personalised item that can be reused every year as a part of the tradition, kept as a keepsake. And what’s a better time to start a Christmas tradition than on baby’s first-ever Christmas?

 

Personalised Alphabet Christmas Decorations. Beautiful antique style brass mini hanging frames complete with printed and hand-painted alphabet illustration inside. Each letter print is finished off with a hand-painted gold pigment star at the top.

 

Personalised Baby’s First Christmas Decoration. Wooden Christmas tree decoration bauble with engraved date and place is a lovely keepsake to remember the special day.

 

Personalised Name Board Puzzle. Not only beautiful but also educational, perfect for mastering hand-eye coordination and sensory play.
It can be personalised with a message at the back.

 

Personalised Christmas Sacks. Fully customised will not only last for a year but will also save wrapping paper!

 

Personalised Wooden Animal Ark Play Set. It is a lovely wooden ark for an older baby, a perfect opportunity to have fun, practice motor skills, and train their short and long memory. It can b be personalised as well.

 

Wooden baby rattles. These rattles are not only super cute but will keep your baby entertained through the Christmas dinner.

Dinner you said? A perfect reindeer plate will make dinner and snack times fun and more appealing even for most fussy eaters. It’s not just cute but a much nicer option than the plastic ones and will last for a few years. Bring on brussels sprouts!

 

I also include some books, as I am a true believer that there is never too early in introducing children to books.

 

Here are three festive books from ‘That’s not my’ series:

 

That’s not my robin. 

That’s not my penguin.

That’s not my reindeer.

 

I hope you will find this guide helpful, and please share any other ideas and plastic-free gifts for Baby’s First-Ever Christmas.

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