What gift should I give to my colleague’s baby when it turns 100?

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What gift should I give to my colleague’s baby when it turns 100?

Questioner：12-03 12:59

just started working last month, and this month I received an invitation from a colleague who invited me to attend his baby's 100-day celebration. I have never attended such a banquet before and have no experience. What gift should I bring for the baby when I go?

Best answer

Attending the baby's 100-day banquet, if you have an ordinary colleague or friend, you only need to bring a red envelope to show your appreciation. If you have a good relationship with this colleague or you are more thoughtful, you can also choose a small gift for the baby. As for the choice of gifts, they can be roughly divided into the following categories:

First, traditional gifts can be given sterling silver bracelets, longevity locks, zodiac pendants, peace purses, etc. Because they are endowed with the meaning of peace and auspiciousness, they can ward off disasters and bless the healthy growth of the baby, and are most popular among the baby's parents.

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Second, commemorative gifts such as baby growth commemorative albums, crystal display tables with baby fingerprints, DVs that record baby growth, etc., to help the little ones record every moment of growth, cherish unforgettable happy moments, and leave a permanent commemoration and precious wealth.

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Third, baby's daily necessities are also a common choice for gifts, such as milk powder, rice cereal, nutritional supplements, baby clothes, blankets, shoes and hats, diapers, strollers, bathtubs, and various toys suitable for infants and young children, early education machines, etc.