With the holiday season behind us, it’s hard to believe the next big event to plan for is Valentine’s Day. For new moms, February 14 brings a little extra love and sweetness. If you’re figuring out how to spend Valentine’s Day at home this year, you’re not alone! It can still be a special and memorable day, especially with your little one to celebrate.
Keep reading for tips to make your baby’s first Valentine’s Day unforgettable. From creating sweet memories with your baby to finding moments to connect with your partner, this holiday is all about celebrating love in its many forms. By staying flexible, following your baby’s cues, and snapping plenty of photos, you’ll create a day to treasure forever.
Babies Love Valentines: A Lift-a-Flap Board Book for Babies and Toddlers
Share the joy of classic Valentine’s traditions with your newborn, baby, or toddler through this charming lift-a-flap board book, featuring fun ways to give cards, share treats, and celebrate love!
RaZbaby Silicone Infant & Baby Teething Toy
The RaZberry Bites teething toy is crafted from 100% soft silicone and features patented BerryBumps designed to gently soothe sore, swollen gums.
Itzy Lovey Including Teether
The Itzy Ritzy Lovey with Teether is more than just a toy — it’s a cuddly companion for your little one! Made from ultra-soft sherpa fabric and plush minky material, it offers the perfect combination of comfort and fun for your baby to snuggle and explore.
Hearts & Crafts Zippy
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Little Sleepies
The Pink Hearts & Crafts Zippy is a snuggly delight! Adorned with painterly hearts inspired by handmade valentines, this cozy piece is crafted from soft, breathable Lunaluxe Bamboo, wrapping your little one in comfort and love.
Wooden Valentine's Chocolates Shape Sorter
$39
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Pottery Barn Kids
Keep your little one engaged for hours with this delightful, festive shape sorter! Using wooden blocks shaped like adorable treats, kids can match each piece to its corresponding hole on the box’s top, combining fun and learning in one charming toy.
