O/T Christening Present

[eahotson]

Spanish trainers daughter, 19months old is getting christened in April.Would like to buy her a small gift, say around £50 mark.Any ideas?

 

[blitznbobs]

A nice sign for her bedroom door?
A small piece of jewellery
A nice picture frame

 

[Clodagh]

something she will like when she is older. My girl knowledge is limited. My son got given 4 hip flasks (by 4 different people!).
Maybe a nice ornament or handbag mirror type thing?

 

[MidChristmasCrisis]

Christening bracelet

 

[Pearlsacarolsinger]

An egg cup and matching spoon, either silver or Peter Rabbit-type design.

 

[Dasher66]

A Mason Pearson hairbrush. The best one is the half natural, half nylon one.
Maybe not , I’ve just seen the price!

Handy Bristle & Nylon Hairbrush BN3 - Mason Pearson

This much-loved brush combines boar bristles with hardy nylon tufts, to detangle hair, for a silky-smooth finish.

masonpearson.com

This one is cheaper

Mason Pearson 'Pocket Bristle & Nylon' BN4

This hairbrush is generally recommended for normal to thick hair of short to medium length, or as a second brush for on-the-go use for any hair length.

www.nvspharmacy.co.uk

It will last forever.

 

[Lauraback]

A small handmade wooden stool with her name and date of birth engraved on it, a local gift shop near me does them but I’m sure they’ll be available online

 

[Lauraback]

Or a silver money box

 

[Rowreach]

Something she can appreciate later in life. I was given a gold Christening bracelet, was never allowed to wear it, and it's still in its box in a drawer. Someone will melt it down at some point.

My son was given two Millenium silver dishes by different people. He loves them, and although they still live here he will take them when he eventually gets his own home and I know will cherish them forever.

A small piece of usable silver would be my choice. You could get something very nice for £50.

 

[eahotson]

Something she can appreciate later in life. I was given a gold Christening bracelet, was never allowed to wear it, and it's still in its box in a drawer. Someone will melt it down at some point.

My son was given two Millenium silver dishes by different people. He loves them, and although they still live here he will take them when he eventually gets his own home and I know will cherish them forever.

A small piece of usable silver would be my choice. You could get something very nice for £50.

Yes.

 

[SEL]

I like the money box idea.

Got a gorgeous Xmas tree decoration for the last one I went to but slightly different time of year!

 

[HopOnTrot]

Equestrian Collection - Hiho Silver

With a deep love of horses and equestrianism, Hiho’s Equestrian designs are made with an understanding of the “horsey” lifestyle. From our best selling silver snaffle rings to all the Cherry Roller designs and from plaited leather and silver snaffle bracelets to chunky snaffle necklaces, wear...

www.hihosilver.co.uk

 

[eahotson]

Equestrian Collection - Hiho Silver

With a deep love of horses and equestrianism, Hiho’s Equestrian designs are made with an understanding of the “horsey” lifestyle. From our best selling silver snaffle rings to all the Cherry Roller designs and from plaited leather and silver snaffle bracelets to chunky snaffle necklaces, wear...

www.hihosilver.co.uk

Nice stuff on there.

 

[Rowreach]

She may not necessarily end up liking horses though I'd go for something more generic.

 

[HopOnTrot]

She may not necessarily end up liking horses though I'd go for something more generic.

I don’t understand, who doesn’t love horses

 

[BallyJ]

The royal mint are now doing jewellery, may be worth looking into?

 

[OrangeAndLemon]

I like the money box idea.

Add some coins with this year as their minted date.

I have a bag of coins my nan put together for me from my birth year.

 

[Highmileagecob]

A personalised nursery rhyme book in a presentation box. Etsy have some good ones.