Good gift for a new baby (Second child)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

No, and only the oldest gets birthday presents. Otherwise it can be passed down. So much waste.

So, the second kid doesn’t matter. Got it.
Do you have more than one child?

Pretty sure you've posted this phrase in response to other posts on this forum. I think a lot of people would agree with your point here, and would find the previous poster to be rude. But when you tack on this phrase, it makes you sound like a jerk. -np

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

No, and only the oldest gets birthday presents. Otherwise it can be passed down. So much waste.

So, the second kid doesn’t matter. Got it.
Do you have more than one child?

Of course not. More than one creates too much of a negative effect on our environment that it would be unfair to all of the earth’s children.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

No, and only the oldest gets birthday presents. Otherwise it can be passed down. So much waste.

So, the second kid doesn’t matter. Got it.
Do you have more than one child?

Pretty sure you've posted this phrase in response to other posts on this forum. I think a lot of people would agree with your point here, and would find the previous poster to be rude. But when you tack on this phrase, it makes you sound like a jerk. -np

You think only one person posts this?

Got it.

[Anonymous]

For the 2nd diapers. And if a good friend diapers and food

[Anonymous]

A gift card for meal delivery. I also commiserate with the suggestion for a monogrammed blanket or similar because we probably got 3 of those for #1 and none for #2. However, as it turns out #1's favorite blankets are none of the monogrammed ones, so I probably just need to pass those on before #2 learns to read their names.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

No, and only the oldest gets birthday presents. Otherwise it can be passed down. So much waste.

So, the second kid doesn’t matter. Got it.
Do you have more than one child?

Pretty sure you've posted this phrase in response to other posts on this forum. I think a lot of people would agree with your point here, and would find the previous poster to be rude. But when you tack on this phrase, it makes you sound like a jerk. -np

You think only one person posts this?

Got it.

What is the point of this type of response? It doesn't make you sound smart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What about two stuffed animals of the same species? Like matching sister dinosaurs. One for first born and one for the baby.

I have two DDs, and I love this idea.
Our girls are 4 years apart. Our second was born just after the pandemic started, so we were pretty locked down. Several friends sent us a cute stuffy, a big sister superhero cape and shirt for older DD, a few new board books, and some home delivery meals. We didn’t need anything since we had saved all of older DD’s baby items, but it was nice for younger DD to have a few things that are just hers!

+1

[Anonymous]

Hooded towel with baby name or monogram, large enough to still fit one toddlerhood rolls around. Often the existing one(s) are kinda ratty by the time the new baby comes. And lots of pix get taken of first bath and other water cuteness.

Bonus for towels with animal ears, etc.

[Anonymous]

Hard cover book and coordinating plush toy — eg, Make Way for Ducklings and duck stuffed animal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:we got monogrammed towels for both kids - actually super useful because we only had so many kid size towels before so something we actually needed more of with the second kid.

Like this one best...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

No, and only the oldest gets birthday presents. Otherwise it can be passed down. So much waste.

So, the second kid doesn’t matter. Got it.
Do you have more than one child?

Having a second kid is not a justifiable reason to expect a gift.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

I see you see getting a gift is the only way to celebrate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

No, and only the oldest gets birthday presents. Otherwise it can be passed down. So much waste.

So, the second kid doesn’t matter. Got it.
Do you have more than one child?

Oh, having more than child entitles you to get more freebies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

No, and only the oldest gets birthday presents. Otherwise it can be passed down. So much waste.

So, the second kid doesn’t matter. Got it.
Do you have more than one child?

Oh, having more than child entitles you to get more freebies.

We expected no freebies. We reused everything from our first child and purchased anything else we needed ourselves. I was responding to the apparent tone/attitude that only the first child matters to some people. I find that abhorrent and sad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nothing, it’s not the first baby.

Do you never celebrate the birth of other children?

No, and only the oldest gets birthday presents. Otherwise it can be passed down. So much waste.

Why on earth would you buy birthday presents for the oldest child but not any younger children in the family? Such favoritism. Poor kids.