If you’re looking for gifts for New Grandmas, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re going to a New Grandmother Shower, looking for Christmas or Birthday gifts for New Grandmas or just want to recognize that New Grandma in your life, we have some suggestions for you. (Actually, ANY Grandma would love these gifts!)
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The Perfect Gifts for new Grandmas
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Picture Frames
New Grandmas love to surround themselves with pictures of their new Grandchild. Sharing on Facebook and on your phone are fine, but having pictures around to enjoy will make her smile. Picture frames come in all sorts of shapes, colors, and styles. Choose a gift of a picture frame that would suit your own New Grandma.
T-Shirts
A new Grandma T-shirt is a fun way to advertise New Grandma status.
Books
Reading to Grandkids is so important! Give the New Grandma some books that she can share with her Grandchildren. Here are a few, but there are many books out there! Pick a few books to give as gifts for a New Grandmas.
Recordable Books
Recordable books are the perfect gift for a New Grandma living a distance from her Grandchildren. It allows Grandma to record herself reading the book. The kids can hear her voice sharing the story with them. This bedtime book is one my Grandson has and loves!
The Night Before Christmas is perfect for the holidays. It can become a tradition each year to read this story, and even after Grandma is no longer able or available to read it, the tradition can continue.
Memory Book/Brag Book
Memory Book/Brag BookPrinting of pictures is getting to be a lost art. Encourage the return of printed pictures by giving the new Grandma her own memory book. New Grandmas love to show off their Grandkids to friends and relatives. This kind of book would be an awesome gift for a new Grandma!
Baby Supplies
If this is her first Grandchild, it’s probably been a long time since there were baby supplies in her home. Help the New Grandma stock up on supplies and other fun stuff that may be useful to have on hand for visits with her Grandchild.
Suggested Starter Supplies Every New Grandma Needs
Here are ways to make Grandma’s home safe with items like this gate.
Christmas Ornament
New Grandmothers can sometimes be sentimental creatures. This kind of New Grandma would appreciate this gift: A Personalized Christmas Ornament. These two are really cute, don’t you think?
Jewelry
A New Grandmother is proud of her family and a gift of jewelry is a perfect way to announce to the world that she is a New Grandma. Here are some examples of the types of jewelry available for Grandmas.
Figurines
The Willow Tree Figurines are so charming and precious. This would be a treasured keepsake gift for a New Grandma to display on her mantle, nightstand or shelf.
The New Grandma Button
The New Grandma button is a fun way to honor her, especially if you’re having a New Grandmother Shower for her. Or pass the award around among a group of your girlfriends who are becoming Grandmas. This is an entertaining way to acknowledge and celebrate the milestone with friends.
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Celebrate the New Grandma
There are many ways to celebrate the New Grandma in your life. Whether she’s a first time Grandma or is adding another new Grandchild to her life, choosing the perfect gift can be difficult. I hope that these ideas inspire you in your search for gifts for New Grandmas! If you want to pass on some new Grandma advice to her, send her to this page.
If you’re a Grandma, what kind of gift would you like to receive? Send me a comment below and let me know!
As always, Keep Passing Down the Love,
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Love these ideas. Going to check out the books.
That’s great. Glad you found this post useful. Thanks, Cathy!