Thoughtfully chosen
Our baby hampers are filled with thoughtfully chosen luxury items from iconic British companies such as Neal’s Yard Remedies and G H Hurt and Son.
Superb quality and excellent customer service are our priorities -we want to ensure that you’re delighted with your purchase .
We use sumptuous ribbon and wrap gifts carefully in soft tissue paper, creating that luxury feel that makes recipients feel so special.
Maybe you're buying for a friend, family member or colleague...
Or maybe it’s a well deserved treat for you! But whoever the lucky recipient is, we know they’ll be thrilled to bits. Gifts include tasteful organic cotton baby garments, baby wash and favourite classic children’s books.
We only choose ethically sourced gifts of the highest quality and because every gift is made in Britain our carbon footprint is low. Who doesn’t love guilt free shopping!
We haven't forgotten the proud, exhausted parents
Most of the gifts are for the precious new baby. But we think the happy but no doubt exhausted parents deserve a treat so several of our hampers include gifts for them. We know how much new parents appreciate a cuppa and a biscuit after or during a sleepless night?
Extra Special
Two of our hamper ranges include an exquisite merino wool shawl made by GH Hurt and son who have supplied similar blankets to several babies born to the Royal family. Truly luxurious.
Tasteful complimentary gift card. Just leave your message at checkout
Choose to have a handwritten message on a lovely gift card – or you may prefer to write your own message. Just let us know at checkout.
Delivered to any mainland UK address
We think you’ll agree that any of our hampers make a wonderful gift reflecting your feelings of celebration and happiness at this magical time. Hampers are delivered to an address of your choice- tracked throughout for your peace of mind.
Enjoy choosing!
Exceptional customer service
“Jo and her team went out of their way to make sure the hamper was delivered quickly-and even reached out to discuss ribbon colour.”
