New Trend: Keeping the Baby?s Gender a Surprise
New Trend: Keeping the Baby’s Gender a Surprise
Buffalo (PRWEB) September 27, 2011
Parents are returning to the tradition of waiting to find out the sex of their baby. Celebrities like Kate Hudson, Maya Rudolph and Tori Spelling have decided to go back to tradition and be surprised with their baby’s gender.
Feeling prepared aka the “nesting instinct”, is one of the reasons parents choose to find out the gender of their baby during pregnancy. Baby Riddle has come up with a solution to give parents the opportunity to keep the gender a surprise and avoid purchasing the hum-drum, neutral colored clothing.
At babyriddle.com, the mom-to-be, or a family member, orders a package. The consumer prints out an authorization form and takes it to the ultrasound technician. The healthcare provider marks the gender on the form and slips it in an envelope that is sent to Baby Riddle.
Baby Riddle then packages the box with all the desired newborn clothing that is gender specific. The gift box is shipped three weeks prior to the due date. When the baby is born and the gender is revealed, the mom opens up the gift box to find all her baby’s essentials.
“When my husband and I decided to not find out the gender of our baby I knew a lot of greens and yellows were in our immediate forecast. “Baby Riddle” allowed for me to enjoy the excitement of not finding out the gender without the stress of having to worry about getting appropriate clothing immediately after birth. Knowing that cute, unique, high quality, gender specific clothing would arrive for my baby to show off in after delivery made the anticipation and excitement that much better!” A.M.
The company was founded to keep the tradition and excitement of keeping the baby’s sex a surprise and have colorful gender-specific clothes too.
Baby Riddle was founded by a Registered Nurse and Entrepreneur. The nationwide online company is based in the United States. Baby Riddle’s solution to keeping the baby’s gender a surprise: Have an unbiased third party send the gender specific clothes to you before the baby arrives. Phone: 866.927.2524| http://babyriddle.com
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Couldn?t be written any better. Reading this post reminds me of my old room mate! He always kept talking about this. I will forward this article to him. Pretty sure he will have a good read. Thanks for sharing!