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My cousin has just had twins! What could I send them as a really useful present?
(9 Posts)I didn't realise they were expecting twins - had them on facebook for a while but we don't really chat much.
They are a lovely couple in their twenties and these are their first babies...both boys
I'd like to send a useful present but no idea what would be good.
Any thoughts most welcome!
something nice for the mum- they will get loads of presents for the babies an a mum of newborn twins can often feel forgotten in the general excitement.
a case of wine
some nice ready meals
a cleaner
I'd have loved any of those when I'd just had twins
Erm can't stretch to a cleaner I'm afraid
I have to be able to send it in the post.
Will think in terms of luxury toiletry item for cousin's fiancee.
Thankyou.
Might be better to be something edible - she might not get time to do much soaking in a bath for a while
But anything that shows you are thinking about her rather than the babies would be good.
Thanks...good point. I haven't ahd a bath in, well about a year
I went to TKMaxx in the end and found two identical little Gund Winnie the Pooh bears, each carrying a blue posy of flowers. Well, they'll look nice on the shelf, even if not baby friendly!
I'll send some chocs and a card as well.
I know you have already bought your pressies now, but I really appreciated CHAMPAGNE (cava would have been fine though...) once I was home after having my twins.
Chocs also always good.
Depends if she's breastfeeding! Champagne wouldn't be much use if she is, she'd have very drunk babies!!
You know what was one of the best presents I got. A Tesco voucher!! Sounds boring, but it meant I could spend it on whatever we needed. Great!
Yep I did nearly add that in, as I was bottle feeding my twins. Thought a small sip could still taste nice though maybe.
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