Buying for babies can be so difficult. Especially if they’re not your own! There are things you can buy a baby that will be useful from a young age and stay with them through toddler years.
If you’re looking for some Christmas baby gifts ideas, then look no further! I’m supplying you with ideas of what I think would make a great gift no matter what age (even if they can’t us it straight away, it will be worth getting).
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These are my top 5 baby Christmas gifts under £20. Lamb has/had every single one and I recommend them all.
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I love and hate these eggs. Love them because Lamb loves them. Has done since he was a baby and still loves them now. Hate them because I panic when I can’t find one of the shells and hate putting them away incomplete! There’s something about these eggs, you just have to make sure the right shell is on the right egg! Definitely a must have though.
Lamb had a couple of Lamaze toys when he was a baby. We had one attached to the pram as all times. His favourite was the 
A toy like this is great for all ages. Even if they are too young to use the hammer, the coloured pegs are great for grasping and holding. My 4 year old nephew still loves playing with this when he comes over, so you know a toy like this is worth buying. Especially as it’s only £5.99 on Amazon!
B toys are absolutely amazing. They are so quirky and different to other toy brands out there. These One Two Squeeze bricks are great for babies and young toddlers. You can stack them, roll them, squeeze them. They are currently on offer with Amazon for £8.99.
Electronic books are hugely popular. Lamb loved his VTech ones and any others he could get his hands on! He would of loved this Baby Mickey one as he’s obsessed with Mickey Mouse. If you’re stuck for a baby gift idea, you can’t really go wrong with this.
Lamb had a stacker similar to this when he was younger and he still loves it now. It’s such a simple toy but one that is suitable for all ages. When they are little they are attracted the the colours and shapes, and as they grow up they learn to stack them in the right order and say each colour. You can read our review on Lambs stacker 
Puzzles are great for all ages. Of course, a young baby can’t complete the puzzles, but they can play with the colour full pieces and simple puzzles, like this one from Galt, are a great way of getting your little one to put pieces together and learn to match colours etc. Lamb loves jigsaws and still loves his very first one he got for his first birthday.
A shape sorting toy is a great gift for a baby. This is something they can play with as soon as they can hold things. They will be attracted to the colours and eventually learn to put the shapes into the correct holes. A box like this is great because it has a lid and can be easily stored! This sorting box is on offer for £4.75 on Amazon.
Rubber ducks might seem like such a basic gift, but Lamb absolutely loves his when he was a baby! They were the perfect bath time toy. He would chew and suck on them and it would keep him quiet while I bathed him. Every baby needs a rubber duck! You can read our review on the H&A bath time buddies 
Of course I had to feature the That’s Not My Lamb book (and of course Lamb has it on his bookshelf!) But we all know there’s many more to choose from. We have around 5 of these in our house and they are perfect as first books, but will still be enjoyed by even 4 year olds! My nephew loves reading them when he comes to play. They retail at £5.99, but a lot are less than £5 on Amazon.
