It is the Willow Tree, Our Gift, New Parents Figurine. He bought me the "Home" figurine when we found out we were expecting and we have had the together one since we were engaged. So I want to complete the set. It is more sentimental than anything
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I consciously made the decision to have this baby, and my husband has been an active, equal partner in this pregnancy. I don't understand why I deserve a present. (If anything, he probably deserves one for putting up with me, pampering me, and being overall a great daddy-to-be!)
To each their own, but I don't need any more of a present than my sweet baby and the love of my husband.
I consciously made the decision to have this baby, and my husband has been an active, equal partner in this pregnancy. I don't understand why I deserve a present. (If anything, he probably deserves one for putting up with me, pampering me, and being overall a great daddy-to-be!)
To each their own, but I don't need any more of a present than my sweet baby and the love of my husband.
I want a necklace with the first initial of my baby's name... but since we're team green, that won't be decided until after the fact anyway, and I'll probably pick the necklace out and buy it for myself... so I'm not sure if that's considered a push present or me just treating myself to something nice!
No- isn't that what Mother's Day is for? I fully expect to get something to then. . . but not a "push present". As a PP said-- the baby is gift enough for me.
My husband has no clue as to this trend of giving "Push Presents". Totally fine with me, but I did make a mention that I would like to get a necklace with LOs birthstone, but it doesnt have to be right after he's born. It could be something that we go to the jewerly store to pick out together...
Nope. I have told DH that he will be going to get take-out for the first meal after delivery so I am spared hospital food- I'll take a nice cheeseburger as a push present
After 2 1/2 years TTC, 3 IUI's, endo, and a lap, a surprise BFP brought us Alexandra Marie!
While we are not doing this, and I am pretty sure my H has no idea what this is, I won't knock anyone for doing this. Do I think its necessary? No, but I don't think a lot of presents are necessary. (Valentines Day for example) But if someone's SO wants to say "thank you for all that you've put your body through these last 9 months and bringing our beautiful child into the world, its incredible what you go through and I appreciate it" then I think thats as good a reason as any to get something. JMO
No push presents here. A friend of mine told him he should get me one, but I quickly corrected him on that. The baby is what's important. If I want a trinket to capture the moment I'll get one myself, but something about having him give me a present for having a baby doesn't smell right to me.
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My SO doesn't even know about push presents. If you want to do it, go for it. That's between you and your husband.
Personally, I think it's ridiculous. It's not his fault that he doesn't have the anatomy to carry or birth a baby. I don't feel like I should receive something special for having the anatomy to carry and birth a baby. SO is already jealous that I "get her all the time". And I have a feeling that seeing him hold our daughter will be much greater than any present anyone could possibly buy me.
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No- isn't that what Mother's Day is for? I fully expect to get something to then. . . but not a "push present". As a PP said-- the baby is gift enough for me.
This. My sister asked my DH (unprovoked by me) if he was familiar with push presents. I've got my eye on a birthstone ring for the month LO is born in, butI would rather it be mothers day. No push present necessary.
I certainly do not knock anyone for doing push presents but I am pretty sure my husband doesn't have a CLUE what that is And I am okay with it.
I could be wrong but as a FTM, I picture that when the gift would be handed to me, I would say thank you, and then throw it to the side to cater to my little one. The best gift I can envision is being a supportive, helpful, caring spouse during our transition into parenthood.
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I'm sure my husband will get me flowers only because he always gets me flowers and I love them but I don't think he even knows what push present is and I'm fine with that.
I'm certain that my husband has never heard of this, and that's fine by me. This pregnancy has been just as much of a life-changer for him as it has for me, and I don't feel like I deserve anything more than the love and attention he has shown me every step of the way. He has already given me the most precious gift on earth!
We have a lot of money left on gift cards to the Bay from our wedding so we are going to buy a new rocker/recliner for both of us. A family gift, not just a gift for me. He did buy me some spa gift cards (which I used today) because he knew how terribly uncomfortable I am.
Apparently my husband gets "educated" by his coworkers. He was the first one to mention about the babymoon and now a push present.
Personally I think the push present is another marketing idea, but I think I will get a ring with baby's birthstone: amethyst.
Amethyst is symbolic of spirituality and piety. Also symbolic of protection and the power to overcome difficulty. It is said to strengthen the bond in a love relationship too. It would be nice for me to wear it (to enhance our marriage (heehee)) and hand it down to my daughter.
I guess it doesn't have to be a ring or anything, but I couldn't think of anything else? In addition, I do want to get something for my husband too. If so, what should it be?
My H won't give me a 'push present' persay, but we are getting each other a present to commemorate the day our first child was born. It's something I'd heard of long before I'd heard of a push present, and I like the idea. I don't think he owes me a present for delivering the baby, but we almost never get each other presents, and this seemed like a good time to do something special for each other. So that's our plan.
DH has heard of push presents, so we've discussed it. After having GD for 3 months, the only thing I've requested for my "push present" is a cinnamon roll and/or a box of See's Candy.
Not trying to be snarky at all, but the moral superiority that always pops up when this topic is broached cracks me up. While I'm sure there ARE some women out there demanding diamond earrings from their husbands, I don't think that's usually the case when a man gives his partner a token or gift when a new baby is born.
Is the term "push present" gross? Um, yes.
Am I expecting or asking for some elaborate gift after giving birth b/c I think I "deserve" it? No.
But will the birth of our child be cheapened if my husband independently decides to give me a gift to commemorate the day? Don't think so.
ETA: I will say I'm NOT into the fact that the "push present" has become commercialized thus putting pressure on men to buy something when they might not have otherwise.
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It is the Willow Tree, Our Gift, New Parents Figurine. He bought me the "Home" figurine when we found out we were expecting and we have had the together one since we were engaged. So I want to complete the set. It is more sentimental than anything
I've never understood this...
I consciously made the decision to have this baby, and my husband has been an active, equal partner in this pregnancy. I don't understand why I deserve a present. (If anything, he probably deserves one for putting up with me, pampering me, and being overall a great daddy-to-be!)
To each their own, but I don't need any more of a present than my sweet baby and the love of my husband.
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No- isn't that what Mother's Day is for? I fully expect to get something to then. . . but not a "push present". As a PP said-- the baby is gift enough for me.
Nope. I have told DH that he will be going to get take-out for the first meal after delivery so I am spared hospital food- I'll take a nice cheeseburger as a push present
After 2 1/2 years TTC, 3 IUI's, endo, and a lap, a surprise BFP brought us Alexandra Marie!
i told my hubby to skip the push present and i'll take a maid
My SO doesn't even know about push presents. If you want to do it, go for it. That's between you and your husband.
Personally, I think it's ridiculous. It's not his fault that he doesn't have the anatomy to carry or birth a baby. I don't feel like I should receive something special for having the anatomy to carry and birth a baby. SO is already jealous that I "get her all the time". And I have a feeling that seeing him hold our daughter will be much greater than any present anyone could possibly buy me.
DH doesn't have anything to do with this, but with DS I bought something special to hand down to him (he can give his wife if he wants) some day.
I am thinking about doing the same thing w/ DD, but I haven't decided yet.
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This. My sister asked my DH (unprovoked by me) if he was familiar with push presents. I've got my eye on a birthstone ring for the month LO is born in, butI would rather it be mothers day. No push present necessary.
I certainly do not knock anyone for doing push presents but I am pretty sure my husband doesn't have a CLUE what that is And I am okay with it.
I could be wrong but as a FTM, I picture that when the gift would be handed to me, I would say thank you, and then throw it to the side to cater to my little one. The best gift I can envision is being a supportive, helpful, caring spouse during our transition into parenthood.
My husband found me that one at Cracker Barrel. It's sitting on my piano right now.
Apparently my husband gets "educated" by his coworkers. He was the first one to mention about the babymoon and now a push present.
Personally I think the push present is another marketing idea, but I think I will get a ring with baby's birthstone: amethyst.
Amethyst is symbolic of spirituality and piety. Also symbolic of protection and the power to overcome difficulty. It is said to strengthen the bond in a love relationship too. It would be nice for me to wear it (to enhance our marriage (heehee)) and hand it down to my daughter.
I guess it doesn't have to be a ring or anything, but I couldn't think of anything else? In addition, I do want to get something for my husband too. If so, what should it be?
BFP 3.8.16 EDD 11.20.16
OH Y'ALL.
Not trying to be snarky at all, but the moral superiority that always pops up when this topic is broached cracks me up. While I'm sure there ARE some women out there demanding diamond earrings from their husbands, I don't think that's usually the case when a man gives his partner a token or gift when a new baby is born.
Is the term "push present" gross? Um, yes.
Am I expecting or asking for some elaborate gift after giving birth b/c I think I "deserve" it? No.
But will the birth of our child be cheapened if my husband independently decides to give me a gift to commemorate the day? Don't think so.
ETA: I will say I'm NOT into the fact that the "push present" has become commercialized thus putting pressure on men to buy something when they might not have otherwise.