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Tips on How to Celebrate Baby’s Very First Christmas

26 November 2014 by Australian Women Online

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The Christmas period is a magical time of the year. This is particularly the case if you have just welcomed a new baby into your family. A baby’s first Christmas is very special and undoubtedly a happy and memorable time for all concerned.

There are a number of things that you can do to ensure that your baby’s first Christmas runs smoothly:

The Family Christmas Card

What better way to mark the occasion than to create your very own family Christmas card to send to family and friends? You can either secure the services of a professional photographer or you can utilise one of the many websites or apps that allows you to create cards from family photos.

Christmas Themed Clothes

Clothes that have been designed especially for use during the festive season provide fantastic opportunities for photos to be taken. There are a whole host of options available for newborn babies. It is also a great way to ensure that your baby is warm and cosy during the festive period.

Decorating the Home Together

Many parents decide to move to a new home after a baby is born due to extra space requirements. There are many new homes for sale in Aylesbury which are perfect for growing families. Why not start a family tradition and involve your newborn baby when putting the decorations up? Maybe the baby can put the angel or star at the top of the Christmas tree?

Pay Santa a Visit

This is a must-do activity which will be a truly unforgettable experience for both you and your baby. Remember to take a camera so that you can capture the magical moment so that your child can look back at the experience when they are older.

Stockings and Presents

When it comes to buying a stocking, it really does pay to spend a little bit more money. Choose something that is well-made so that it can be used time and time again, it will then become something of a Christmas tradition. For presents, consider keepsakes, heirlooms and personalised items as they are all great options for a baby’s first Christmas.

Christmas time with a newborn may be a little more stressful than before but with a little planning in advance it can provide you with some of the happiest memories of your life.

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