BookBouquet.com get well gifts, baby gifts, birthday gifts

BookBouquet.com get well gifts, baby gifts, birthday gifts
Stress Free Gift Giving

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Sharing and Making Memories

Do you remember the first book you "read"?

                                   For me it was I Am A Bunny by Richard Scary.
I didn't really read it, but had memorized the words enough that I would pretend to read it to my Mom.  I can remember sitting in her lap in a rocking chair and reading. Now that I have three kids I hope they will all have those memories of me as well.  I've read many, many books and most of them more than once over the last 17 years with my kids.

This is why I love our baby book baskets.  Board books are durable and last through baby and toddler years.  But best of all they help you make memories together.  If books are always a part of life then reading will always be a part of the child's life too.

Book Bouquet has Peter Rabbit, Corduroy Bear, The Very Hungry Caterpillar and Sophie The Giraffe just waiting to meet baby and make friends.  The next time you are celebrating the miracle of birth send a gift that makes memories.  The lucky recipients will love the memories they create with them.

To explore Book Bouquet creative baby book baskets click here.

Thursday, October 3, 2013

Stress Free Holiday Gifts


As the joys of the holiday season fast approach so do the stresses of the season.  One of the biggest anxieties is the age old pressure to give everyone on your list the “right” present.  The best gifts are the ones that show you “get” the person who receives it.  Add up everyone on your list and it can be very overwhelming. 


Here are five creative tips to conquer holiday gift giving stress:


Tip 1 – Make a list and check it twice.  Five minutes planning will save you hours of fruitless searching.  Download a holiday helper list like the one at http://www.bookbouquet.com/hohegili.html and list names, budget amounts and gift ideas for everyone you’ll be shopping for this year.

Tip 2 – Hobbies and activities are great clues about what a person loves.  Gift expert, Kim Shanahan recommends books about topics like cooking, photography, travel or whatever their “thing” is.  The great thing about books is they cover every topic under the sun, and make thoughtful gifts.  You can even get a custom book themed gift at www.BookBouquet.com.

Tip 3 – Follow their passion by giving a gift that matches their beliefs.  If they are into recycling, going green, saving the whales gift them with something that matches.   With the Natural Resources Defense Council https://www.nrdcgreengifts.org/  you can plant a tree in a rain forest, adopt a wolf in Yellowstone or protect polar bears. 

Tip 4 – Take advantage of their circumstances.  New baby, new house, new job…if there is a major life change you can give a gift that revolves around that.   


Tip 5 - Use their facebook page for gift ideas.  When you read their wall what are they talking about?  A new book, new movie, favorite tv show, diet, exercise?  You can get a lot of gift ideas just by doing a quick wall scan.