Gifting Baby at Christmas--Small Christmas Gifts for Baby With A Big Pay Off - By: Debbie Davis

Here are a number of unique Christmas gift ideas for baby that reach into the future and will continue to delight parents and baby long after the baby has grown up.

Here are a number of Christmas gift ideas that are sure to delight babies with the wrapping, and will continue to benefit them as they grow older.

Giving a membership is a great way to stimulate baby, but will also allow parents to socialize as well. A membership to a children's museum, indoor play place, the YMCA or YWCA, infant music programs such as Kindermusik, or Musicgarten are all great ways to start to get baby involved with others.

Joining a group is a great way for parent and children to network and socialize. These are opportunities that families, even those who can afford them, will be eager to have, but might overlook now with the responsibility of a baby in the house.

By giving stocks to baby now, the value will most probably increase and yield dividends for many years to come. Depending on the stocks you pick, it won't cost you nearly as much as it would have a year ago. Many are cheaper now than they have been in a long while, and stand an excellent chance of increasing in value.

Buy stocks in all those stores that we can't seem to live without, (you know their names) and that seem to be increasing profits in spite of it all. Baby will look back in 10 years or so and give you credit for fostering the entrepreneurial spirit.

Go green and give baby a collection of healthy, organic, and environmentally friendly products. A gift certificate to an organic food store in a basket with some samples of food and snacks for baby, and wine and cheese for mom and dad would provide the healthiest, freshest, and not to mention tastiest food.

A gift card to an organic clothing store in a basket with an organic blanket, towels and toys would mean baby could sleep on organic linen, and wear clothes that avoid the use of chemicals and synthetic fabrics that often cause skin and respiratory irritation.

The nursery should be one of the healthiest places in the house because baby spends so much time there. Removing dust, dust mites, mold and mildew spores, pet dander, bacteria and viruses will increase baby's chances of staying healthy.

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