Irish Baby Gifts:  Wee Ones Have Irish Sides Too! Find The Cutest Ideas Here!

If your idea of cute Irish baby gifts includes a sippy cup of Guinness Stout, you really, really need to keep reading! The perfect (and age-appropriate) gift idea awaits!  Showering little lads and lasses with Irish-themed gifts is a very thoughtful way to express one's Irish side.

Irish Expressions: Irish Baby Gifts. Image of shamrock teddy bear courtesy of Flickr.

And while shamrock-adorned bibs and binkies, booties and blankies will always be at the top of baby's Irish gift list, there are many more Irish-themed gift ideas to choose from.

Shopping for baby gifts (especially the Irish kind) is fun! And one of the best ways to help the youngster express his or her Irish side is through the clothes they wear.

You'll find our personal favorites below.

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The Irish Baby Gift:  A Few Great Ideas

Irish Expressions: Irish Baby Gifts - Aran Sweater, Image Property of Aransweatermarket.com

Aran knit sweaters and cardigans can help keep baby warm during chilly outdoor occasions...

Irish Expressions: Irish Baby Gifts - Belleek Baby Mug, Image Property of Theirishstore.com

Irish baby mugs are often made with Belleek china, one of the materials used for traditional Irish handcrafts...

Irish Expressions: Irish Baby Gifts - Baby Keepsake Box, Image Property of Theirishstore.com

Baby Irish keepsake boxes, holding baby's first curl or first tooth can be made of pewter or Belleek china...

Irish Expressions: Irish Baby Gifts - Aran Wool Teddy Bear, Image Property of Aransweatermarket.com

An Aran Wool teddy bear (or other stuffed plaything) is an Irish variation on a classic baby gift...

Irish Expressions: Irish Baby Gifts. Bottle of the House White Bib image property of Carroll's

An Irish-themed bib will display baby's passion for the Emerald Isle as she chugs down her pureed corned beef and cabbage. (Ok maybe that was a bit mush.)

Irish Expressions: Irish Baby Gifts. Image of Baby's First Irish Book property of The Irish Store.

Baby's First Irish Book can be left on the shelf near the newborn's crib, waiting for story time..

Irish Expressions: Irish Baby Gifts - Baby Woolen Blanket, Image Property of aransweatermarket.com

A woolen or Irish linen baby blanket is a thoughtful way to ensure the little one is warm and secure...

Your Personal Irish Expression

One way to share your love of Ireland is by displaying your family coat of arms (family crest).  A very personal symbol of the stories and accomplishments of your ancestors can adorn clothing, kitchenware, wall art, personal accessories and so much more. 

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