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from: A Bit Of Olde Charm: Antique Silver Baby Gifts
A visit from the stork is certainly a happy occasion. Those tiny bubbling bundles of joy are cause for many parties, gifts, and showers of compliments. If you are the proud parent, it is natural to want the best for your new baby. You may want to find a special present to give your child; something timeless and classic that will be a keepsake your son or daughter will always treasure.
Antique silver baby gifts can be engraved and personally inscribed with whatever message you desire. If they are kept polished, the antique silver baby gift you choose will remain as shiny and beautiful as it was the day you bought it. And some items may even increase in monetary value, as well as emotional value. This is also something that can be passed on from parent to child; you are investing in a tradition for your child’s child.
Shake, Rattle, And Roll
One of the more popular antique silver baby gifts is the silver baby rattle. The most famous rattle is from Tiffany’s, of course. This one is a little out of price range for most people. A visit to your local jewelry store should produce a few classic baby rattles to choose from. You can also take your quest online; there are many reputable e-businesses from which you can purchase.
ID bracelets are becoming a very common antique silver baby gift. They can be engraved with the baby’s initials on one side and a sentimental message on the other side. This can also become a traditional birthday or holiday gift for your child; like collecting glass figures or baseball cards. Another option is an ID necklace, or even a heart-shaped locket. Pictures can be placed inside the locket is so desired.
Some parents have opted to begin a charm bracelet for their new baby as a gift. Antique silver charms are relatively inexpensive and can be purchased for any occasion. You can also choose a sterling silver pacifier clip with engraved initials, or a keepsake box that can also be used by the tooth fairy to leave quarters. There are also tiny boxes that can be used specifically for holding baby teeth.
Beautifully crafted baby spoons can also make a very lovely gift. Some merchants may have a brush and comb set that is engraveable. A favorite Christmas gift has always been silver ornaments to celebrate the baby’s first holiday season.
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