Instead of gifts, ask your loved ones to write letters for your little girl. When she turns 16 or 18, let her open the box and read the letters. If you have loved ones from other states, ask them to send their letters via mail.
Plaster would be the usual medium for this, but it’s messy. Consider using air-dry clay instead. Timing is crucial here, so try to get the prints while your baby is sleeping. Or you could take a photo of their hands and feet and make 3D prints of them. However, you’ll need to build a 3D model first, which could be a bit time-consuming.
From the classic “Alice in One-derland” to “One-der the Sea,” you can use these puns as themes for your baby’s first birthday party. For example, for “One-der the Sea,” you can visit the local aquarium or hang underwater-inspired décor at home and pick a cake that fits the theme.
The thing is, kids won’t remember their first birthday. Do what makes you happy and take lots of photos so that you’ll have something to look back on. Then, when your child is older, you can share these memories with them.
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