
Apparently, this little giraffe named Sophie by Vulli is the hot teether in town. And no, we don’t know what “teether” means, either, $16.25. Photograph by Amazon

A subtle way for your friend to share her new title—this Coatt necklace spells out the word “Mom” in Morse code, from $36. Photograph by Coatt

Your pals won’t be embarrassed to listen to this Rockabye Baby Christmas album featuring holiday classics performed by Death Cab for Cutie, Sufjan Stephens, and the Pretenders, $15. Photograph by Land of Nod

A comfy Anthropologie robe won’t make late-night feedings more enjoyable, but at least it’ll keep Mom looking stylish, $148. Photograph by Anthropologie

A hand-bound baby book by Rag & Bone Bindery (with a colorful, gender-neutral cover) is a keepsake they’ll appreciate for years, $68. Photograph by Rag & Bone Bindery

For new parents with a sense of humor, this laugh-out-loud New Parents’ Fun Book will keep them entertained with parenting-themed crosswords, puzzles, and games, $12.95. Photograph by Wry Baby

If your fashion-conscious friend wouldn’t be caught dead with one of those diaper bags with lambs all over it, get her this edgy Sofia tote to lug all her gear, $250. Photograph by Giggle

And the same goes for Dad. Help him hang on to his street cred with this bag by Diaper Dude, $59.99. Photograph by Babies R Us

If they’re just home from the hospital, they’ll barely have time to shower, let along prepare a home-cooked meal. Send them Souper Girl’s Welcome Baby care package, which includes two quarts of soup, along with a mug and a rattle, $45. Photograph by Souper Girl

This door sign by Tree by Kerri Lee is nicer way to tell guests, “Please don’t bug the baby,” $20. Photograph by Tree by Kerri Lee

If they’re heading to Grandma’s house for the holidays, this handy baby-care kit—featuring everything from diaper cream to baby wash—will make packing slightly less stressful, $48. Photograph by Uncommon Goods

Movies are always good new-parent gifts (entertainment during late-night feedings), and The Hangover Part II will keep them chuckling through the yawns, $15. Photograph by Amazon.com