So my friend invited me for a baby shower, she was thowing for her sister in law. It's there first baby so I thought to do something different for parents to be, and today I am sharing unique and thoughtful Baby shower gift idea with you all...
So right after your little bundle of joy arrive, your world immediately change. And you get so busy that it's hard to get enough time to spend with your significant other.. At the same time even if you want to you wont feel comfortable leaving your newborn with babysitter.
So I bought this Movie night set for them for Perfect cozy movie night at home. After putting baby down for bed they can spend some extra quality time together 💟
You can make it a whole big basket with some popcorns, candies, snacks and with some movies too.
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Ofcourse baby was not left behind, I got him a cute "Little Prince" frame with some clothes and accessories 👶
Ever wonder what to take to the hospital when visiting a mom and baby? Most people take a sweet gift for the little bundle of joy. But what about the mom?! She usually gets flowers or balloons.
Pretty! But what about something a little more useful? Most moms, new and experienced, take a bag full of necessities to the hospital.This is where this gift idea comes in.
Why not take a pretty bag full of thoughtful “survival” items?
So I made this fun little kit for a friend of mine who just delivered a baby last week. It's been a few years since I've done that, but I still remember all the things I wish I had thought to pack. Such a fun way to celebrate the birth of a first, or tenth baby. I wanted to get her something before she went to the hospital.
Cozy Socks – You deserve to be comfy and hospitals are always cold for some reason. Water Tumbler – When you start nursing you need to stay hydrated and infused water that’s what you need.
Candy Dish – Just little something for all your many hospital guests coming to admire your new baby
And mom deserves a little something for all she just went through too!
Tea bags – Relax – you need it badly
Moisturizer – to keep your hand moisturized and soft to hold your soft new born
Makeup bag – carry your basic makeup stuff, after all you went through its time to shine a little
Tissues – to wipe away tears … yours and hers.
Advil – for when all else fails … take two
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So we all through a baby shower party for her, all pink decorations around, we did potluck and she was our chief guest :)
The perfect gift for the soon to be new mother. I love the idea of gifting the mother things for herself. And the best thing is you can make it as big as you want. You could do a couple of things or several. It really is so versatile (and easy!)
These are some of her baby shower party decoration pictures! we really had fun doing it... (You can see it on our faces 😉 )
Do you know an expecting momma who would love a hospital survival kit? Is there something special you would include? I’d love to hear your ideas!
Discover Panjeeri: The Ultimate Winter and Postpartum Superfood
Ever wondered what keeps South Asian mothers energized post-delivery? Meet Panjeeri, the secret to their strength! This age-old recipe not only aids recovery but also provides warmth and energy during the cold winter months.
I made this for my friend who just delivered a baby with some DIY Onesie cupcakes and some goodies.
What is Panjeeri?
Panjeeri is a traditional sweet dish from the Indian subcontinent, deeply rooted in cultural practices, especially during postpartum care. It is made with semolina, ghee, nuts, and seeds, offering a perfect balance of nutrition and flavor. This wholesome treat is also a winter favorite, providing much-needed warmth and energy during the cold season.
Nutritional Benefits:
Content:
Semolina (Sooji): Rich in carbohydrates for sustained energy.
Ghee: Aids digestion and provides healthy fats.
Nuts: Packed with protein, vitamins, and minerals.
Gondh: Strengthens joints and enhances recovery.
Makhanay and Seeds: Full of antioxidants, essential fatty acids, and fiber.
Almonds, Pistachios, Cashew Nuts: 1/2 to 3/4 cup each
Herbal Gum (Gondh): 1/2 cup
Makhanay: 1 cup
Mixed Seeds: 1/2 cup
1. Roast semolina in ghee until golden brown.
2. Separately roast nuts, makhanay, and seeds in ghee.
3. Fry gondh in ghee until puffed; crush into small pieces.
4. Combine all roasted ingredients in a large bowl.
5. Add sugar to taste, mix well, and store in an airtight container.
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How to Serve Panjeeri
Panjeeri can be enjoyed in various ways. One popular method is to mix a few tablespoons with warm milk in the morning, creating a hearty and nutritious breakfast. You can also eat it as a dry snack or add it to yogurt for a quick energy boost.
How do you prefer your panjeeri?
We’d love to hear from you! Have you tried making panjeeri? Share your variations, experiences, or questions in the comments below. Don’t forget to post your creations on social media using the hashtag #PanjeeriPower.
Additional Tips
Source fresh ingredients for the best flavor.
Store panjeeri in an airtight container to extend shelf life.
For a child-friendly version, reduce the amount of nuts and seeds.
Panjeeri is not just a dish; it’s a tradition filled with health benefits. Whether you're a new mother or looking for a warming winter snack, panjeeri is the perfect choice. Subscribe to our blog for more traditional recipes and health tips.
