A new mum gift from MakeHampers is for her, not the baby. Everyone sends a babygro. This is the box that treats the person who did the hard part. A pamper set, good chocolate, an afternoon tea, or an alcohol-free fizz she can actually have while breastfeeding. Packed by hand.
Free UK delivery and no minimum order. It suits a new arrival, a baby shower, or a quiet "you're doing brilliantly" a few weeks in. Add a message and send it straight to her door.
A new mum hamper is a gift for her, not the little one. The baby gets showered in tiny cardigans. The mum gets forgotten. This is the box that puts her first. A treat she would not buy herself, sent to say she is doing brilliantly, whether the baby is a week old or a few months in.
That is the gap this fills. By the time the visitors have been, the nursery is full of soft toys and the mum has had a cold cup of tea since Tuesday. Skip another muslin. Send her something to enjoy with one hand while the other holds the baby. Chocolate for the night feeds. An afternoon tea for a rare five minutes. A pamper set for when she finally gets a bath.
Go on what she needs most:
| For | Start with |
|---|---|
| A proper pamper | the pamper hampers, a face mask and eye masks |
| A treat with a cuppa | the chocolate hampers |
| Five minutes of calm | the afternoon tea hampers |
| A fizz while breastfeeding | the alcohol-free hampers |
| A toast when she is ready | the prosecco hampers, led by Bottega |
For a gift beyond the new-baby weeks, the hampers for her carry the same idea for any occasion.
If she is breastfeeding, a bottle can be the wrong gift. The alcohol-free boxes give her the treat without the worry, and they are properly nice, not a token. If she has said she is looking forward to a glass, the prosecco is Bottega, not champagne. Either way, it is her call, and the gift respects it.
Sometimes the gift is for the pair of them. A non-baby present that says congratulations to the whole household. A cheese and snack spread to share on the sofa, or a bottle and treats for a night in once the baby is down. The food hampers lean this way, and the cheese and wine hampers suit two people who have earned a quiet evening.
Delivery is free right across the UK, with nothing to spend as a minimum. Order before 1pm on a weekday and it leaves the same day. A letterbox box goes through the door on its own, which helps when she is not up to answering it. Set the arrival day at the checkout and your message goes on free. Full timings sit on the delivery and returns page.
Something for her, not the baby. A pamper set, a chocolate box, or an afternoon tea she can enjoy one-handed. She has had gifts for the little one from everyone. A treat aimed at her lands far better.
Food and drink they can share once the baby is down. A cheese and snack spread, or a treats box for a night in. It says congratulations to both of them, and it is the one gift the nursery cupboard will not swallow.
Keep it off the alcohol. An alcohol-free fizz, a chocolate box, or an afternoon tea all suit a mum who is feeding. The alcohol-free boxes are a proper treat, so she gets the celebration without the bottle she cannot have yet.
Yes, and it is free to any UK address. Get it in before 1pm on a weekday and it ships the same day. A letterbox box drops through the door with no need to answer it. Set the day at the checkout and add your own message.