Baptism gift?

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Kind of a random question, but we are going to my nephew's baptism next week and I'm wondering if guests still bring gifts. My husband and I are not Catholic (my husband would have been the god father had we been) so I'm not sure what is customary. My hubs was thinking money...but that seems kind of impersonal to me. I have no idea though...thoughts...suggestions?

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I have decided for my neices and nephews in going to get the red "you're special today plate". It's for them to use on special occasions like their birthday, first dance recital it ball games.. Etc etc.  obviously as a baby they can't use it, but I think it's a really neat idea for them to grow up having. To feel extra special :)

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Money is the gift of choice for my family. Some give gold crosses on chains for the baby and I've never seen one get a bible lol. Hope that helps.

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For my sons baptism he got a lot of cards with money inside cause I honestly wouldn't know what is a proper gift for that occasion would be.

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I always go to a religious store and pick out a gift. Most people do cards with money. I usually get a board book about some bible story and a photo frame that says "my baptism" or something like that for the parents to put a baptism pic in.

My aunt got my son a really sweet lamb/blankie/snuggle thing ( I forget what people call them...lovies?) with a prayer embroidered on on corner. I think that's really nice!

You could do a little prayer card or a "what your name means" card in a double picture frame with a photo of the baby in the other side maybe?

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I usually give a check and a small religious gift for the baby ( book, cross, etc.).

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Baby bible?

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I would say money.

Baptism gift?

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