BadgerGirl84
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Love those ideas.
I think of a keepsake as something that is passed down for generations, not something used for a few years. We've had spoons and cups being used for 5 generations. Although., I get it..not for everybody.Engraved cups and spoons and picture frames are nice, but they tend to end up in the drawer. I like items that will be used for a long time.
A bigger sized blanket that she can use as a child. My kids still have theirs and use them as lap blankets now. The blankets were handmade with 4 inch squares and edging. Colorful, but not childish.
My kids also still use their engraved piggy banks to put their change in.
A special gift my oldest got when she was born that she still has is a music box.
No stuffed animals! I swear those things breed, because we had so many. It's sad when you finally have to toss them.A lovey or stuffed animal. You can personalize these too. If you are crafty, you can crochet a blanket.
I think if your husband is going to be the God parent then a very special gift may be in order, but honestly for just being an uncle and aunt nothing over the top is necessary.