Kim 2
My friend had a baby boy in Sept. and I sent her a gift then, which she loved.
She did not have a baby shower (this was her third child - all boys).
The baby's christening is scheduled for around Thanksgiving weekend. I've already expressed our disappointment that we will be unable to attend because we have plans to travel that same day.
My question is, even though I've already send a gift and cannot attend the christening, do I still need to send another gift?
Answer
You don't have to send a gift at all. But the one you already sent was meant to welcome the baby, not for his baptism. If you went to her other kids' baptisms and gave a gift, then I would send something small and religious. If not, you're definitely not obligated to. You can send a card and say you will be thinking of the baby on his special day and pray for him.
You don't have to send a gift at all. But the one you already sent was meant to welcome the baby, not for his baptism. If you went to her other kids' baptisms and gave a gift, then I would send something small and religious. If not, you're definitely not obligated to. You can send a card and say you will be thinking of the baby on his special day and pray for him.
Is this a good gift for a baby's christening?
Laurisa
http://www.amazon.com/Giftapolis-11095-Smoking-Baby/dp/B000MP017U
I figured it needs a positive role model.
Answer
It is a perfect gift, especially if the parents have a good sense of humor. If they are smokers, it is even better!
It is a perfect gift, especially if the parents have a good sense of humor. If they are smokers, it is even better!
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