Just because they can’t have a box of chocolates doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate your baby’s first Valentine’s Day!
Valentine’s Day is usually focused on romance, and that’s great. We’re all for romance and reconnecting with your partner. In fact we encourage it (just check out those romantic Airbnbs!). Of course, that doesn’t mean we’re skipping our baby’s first Valentine’s Day! It’s still a milestone and there’s nothing we as parents love more than celebrating our little one’s firsts. Even though they won’t remember their first Day of Love, we can’t resist these adorable baby V-Day goodies!
We’ve put together the perfect list of baby-ready gifts for February 14th. Things to build, friends to snuggle, and adorable little love-themed outfits to wear in pics (that you’ll be sharing to your Tinybeans album, of course!). No matter how little (or big, actually), our babes have the biggest pieces of our hearts, so we’re making sure they know it. Baby’s first Valentine’s Day gifts are right here!
Wooden Heart Blocks
This is even better than a box of chocolates (for babies, anyway). Each sweet block has been stained with water-based, non-toxic dyes, and sanded down to smooth rounded corners, so they're even safe enough for them to teeth on! They'll be able to play with this adorable puzzle for years.
What's better than this cute koala to celebrate your little one's first Valentine's Day? Knowing that he's handmade by knitting artisans in Lima and in remote rural villages in Peru. They work closely with organizations dedicated to empowering women through income-generating projects. Artisans enjoy a safe work environment and earn a living wage with respect for their cultural traditions. That's one special koala!
Peekaboo is a classic, so why not add a little love to it? Which each page including something to push, pull, or turn, this interactive book is sure to become a favorite.
You probably already know our deep love of Slumberkins, the collection of darling plush 'Kins', board books, and affirmation cards designed to help little ones get to know their emotions. So when we saw the special edition Valentine's Day Blush Otter Kin, we fell in love.
Music, sounds, bright colors, and a cozy feel? This unicorn has it all. There's also a chameleon and a caterpillar if the unicorn isn't quite their speed!
Hand-eye coordination skills don't usually go hand-in-hand with Valentine's Day, but this puzzle makes sure it does! It has soft pieces that are ideal for little hands, too.
This unisex romper from Pehr has a precious little subtle heart print, is made with certified organic cotton, and even feature leg snaps to make diaper changes a breeze! And don't worry; if hearts aren't your babe's style, there are lots of great prints to pick from.
Not only is the heart shape perfect for the Day of Love, but the multi-textured surface of this teether is ideal for sore little gums. They're available in multiple colors, too.
Award-winning Babiators sunglasses for babies, toddlers, and kids offer 100% UV protection and flexible, durable frames. These heart shaped frames come in two sizes to fit kids ages 6 months to 5 years+!
Itzy Ritzy's precious bunny features soft sherpa fabric paired with minky plush that is soft on your little one's skin, plus it includes a silicone teether.
Just like Weeble toys, this Wobbly Stacking Tower wobbles around but won't fall! It's excellent for teaching hand-eye coordination and is made with lime wood and non-toxic water-based stain.
The water-safe LED light in both the cute little astronaut and matching rocket ship activates when placed in water or when touched and stay lit up for 15 seconds at a time.
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