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    Something personal.

    “I loved wearing my baby and I bought myself a beautiful wrap, which I used almost daily,” says Laura. “I gifted a good friend the same baby carrier. It feels lovely giving something that can foster that nurturing relationship of mother and baby” 

    With a Baby Dove personalized gift set, you can give the gift of nourishing skincare, as well as the opportunity for new parents to bond with their new babies at bath time

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    Something playful.

    With so many things on the newborn checklist whirring around a new parent’s mind, baby toys are easily forgotten – so they can make great gifts. “When I was expecting, my concern was to have the room ready and all the baby clothes washed, and I completely forgot the baby needs toys!” says Yasmine, mom of two

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    Something useful.

    Practical presents are popular too – and our Baby Gift Pack, containing products that will provide complete care for a baby’s delicate skin, is certainly that. Baby Dove Research and Development expert and mom of two, Diane, explains: “If people buy you individual products, you don’t always know how to use them in the early days. But having a whole baby bath set can give you an idea of a routine and all the skin care products you might need.” Plus, the hypoallergenic Baby Dove Rich Moisture Tip to Toe Wash and Lotion included in the set are all gentle enough for a newborn’s first bath

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    Something for mom and dad.

    Often with a new baby around, new parents put themselves right at the bottom of the priority list – but it’s important they look after themselves too. You could help them do this, as Craig, dad of a newborn, explains: “I would make some delicious meals, ready to stick in the oven – there’s no time to cook properly in the early days and it’s important to put your health and comfort first at times.” Many moms and dads might also love five minutes’ peace and a soak in the bath – a great way to unwind and care for skin at the same time 

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    Something for the kids.

    The arrival of a new sibling can be a challenge for the older brothers and sisters, too. So gifts for them can be very touching, as Laura, mom of two, remembers: “When our second child was born, friends and family sent small gifts for our eldest too. Not just so he felt included, but many of the gifts kept him occupied while I was feeding the baby”


YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

I love bath time with my son because after a hectic day it’s a chance to catch up and spend some time together, as well as keep him clean and look after his skin.”

Chris

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

You can feel overwhelmed with guidance on how to parent, but it’s ultimately what works for you and the kids – as long as they’re safe and healthy.”

Charlie

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

Baby skin is thinner and more sensitive, it’s best to care for it with specific products. Soap should be mild, and creams should be hypoallergenic.”

Dr. Zilda

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

For me, motherhood was a beautiful life event – but I wanted to normalize feeling a variety of emotional states, which is why my community of moms meant everything to me.”

Sandra

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

Talking to someone about your emotional wellbeing can help make sure you get the help and support you need. With the right support, many maternal mental health challenges are very treatable.”

Sandra

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

The most important thing to remember when it comes to your maternal mental health? You are not alone.”

Sandra

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

While it may seem intimidating, bathing your baby only needs to happen two to three times a week, as long as the diaper area is thoroughly cleaned during each change.”

Kalyani Marathe, MD, MPH, FAAD

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

Try not to compare yourself, trust your instincts, and do what’s best for you and your baby.”

Sion

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

If all else fails, I have a good cry. It’s not a sign of weakness or that I’m not coping. Being a mom can be tough sometimes and it helps me to have a bit of a release and move on.”

Sally

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

It’s natural to sometimes feel alone as parents, so try to support each other. Each night, we share our moments of the day, learning from them to make things better next time.”

Andy

YOUR DAILY DOSE OF DOVE LOVE

If you're going through a hard time with your baby, try to remember it’s just a phase, and you’re there to help them through it with as much patience and understanding as you can muster!”

Garen