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Giving a Gift to Your Husband at the Birth of a Baby

Has anyone ever given a gift to their husband after a baby was born? If so what was it? I'm thinking about do it for husband this time, 4th child but first boy. What are your thoughts/ideas? Thanks

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Are you kidding? Like the baby itself isn't gift enough?! Tehehe!

(Well maybe since it's his first boy, what about matching dad and child baseball gloves, or something to that effect?)

Congratulations!

:)

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Girl, the baby is the gift! ROTFLMBO!!!!

Seriously, buy matching baseball caps if you absolutely feel you must do something. But I must admit, this is the first time I've ever heard this.

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Really? The baby is the gift. You gave it to each other. He put it in the box, and you are taking it out, okay?
Save the gift giving for Mother's and Father's Day, you have plenty of those coming up in your future :)

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Hell no! When he pushes a entire person out of his body, then I will go out and buy him a gift!

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When my son was born, after we left for the hospital, I had a trusted neighbor enter our house and leave a basket I had made for husband and stashed at our neighbor's.

It contained a couple of toys and bibs that said things about daddy (little bibs that said things like "I wanna be just like my dad when I grow up" and other cute sayings). Also a couple of rattles and baby toys that were very boy-ish (rattles shaped like hammers, etc). I also included a gift card for a pizza delivery and a really nice bottle of beer (not just supermarket brand, but a specialty bottle). And attached to the handle of the basket was several mylar balloons that announced "It's a Boy" so my husband could tie them on to the mailbox.

He really enjoyed the pizza and the beer after a long long day in the delivery room!

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Yep - I'd just give him the baby! Maybe pull out a little bow and stick it to his head :)

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Gee NOPE I did not.
If anything, I deserved a gift after both my kids were born!

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If anyone deserves a gift, it is YOU for birthing his 4 kids!!! I have heard of the husband getting his wife a gift, but never heard of the other way around. You went through 4 pregancies, 4 births, breastfeeding (if you did that), went through lots of sleep deprivation, cook for him (most women cook for their men so I am just assming that you do that too), take care of his kids, have to give him sex on a regular basis for the rest of his life, and you want to give HIM a gift???? LOL! His gift is his 4th child and first boy, as well as you for giving him that. How pissed are you going to be when you are breastfeeding his son, getting 2 hours of sleep each night, caring for all 4 during the day on no sleep, yet he still expects sex from you all the time??? How pissed will you be??? VERY! Please, no gift!!!!!

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I gave my husband a really good camera (you could consider a video camera).. My husband loved it and took tons of the most beautiful photos of our daughter.

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name your son after him? give your son your husband's first name as a middle name?

idk...i pushed out 2 10lb babies, so giving a gift was totally not in my mind after that....or before that for that matter. cute idea though.

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