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10 Amazing Push Gifts
What's a push gift? It's a present your hubs gets you for carrying and generally pushing the baby out (and don't worry: C-section moms definitely deserve one too). Of course that gorgeous baby is reward enough, but if there's one person who deserves a little spoiling, it's a woman who's just rocked L&D. Although jewelry is the most traditional pick, we've come up with a few other unconventional ideas, too. Hit "send to a friend" to get these perfect picks into your husband's inbox, stat.
Tag, You're It
Mom jewelry has come a long way. This dog tag-style necklace, hammered around the edges for an industrial look, can be etched with your child's name and your mate's initial.
Tag Necklace by Chris Bolton, $160 to $220, available at:
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i agree w whitney...how exactly is this offensive when 87% of births this year were done by exactly what the name says...pushing? maybe the hormones are runnin just a lil too high here ladies....i dont understand how anyone can find a gift offensive honestly...personally i would love for my push gift to be a beautiful but small mothers ring w my stone, hubbys stone, and new baby's stone...as for a supportive daddy, um duh that goes without even being said but this is a wonderfully kind gesture!
8/7/2011 09:13:57 PM Report AbuseMaybe they should rename it, some of us didn't get a choice to push! I think the baby is the gift, it's personal choice and after 2 children, I just want my husband to spend the night for the 3rd and that as I told him is gift enough after my first two experiences weren't so great! I agree with you violaimposter!
7/14/2011 08:57:12 AM Report AbuseIt's very cute and far from offensive!
1/25/2011 03:31:18 PM Report AbuseThe greatest "push present" of them all is a supportive and helpful partner during the months and years to come.
11/2/2010 12:08:08 PM Report Abusei'm offensive of the name, but not the idea. i think a gift to your wife - and it doesn't have to be an ultra expensive gift - is a kind thought. A way to say i understand how much of a sacrafice it is to carry a baby for 9 months and then go through the birthing process. I'm not saying that a woman NEEDS a gift to have a child - of course not. But for my husband to acknowledge to me that he appreciates what i am going through for our baby and for us? Priceless.
10/29/2010 08:37:58 AM Report Abuse