(Just for reference, all three Bump Boxes will cost you $150-they are $50 for each box)Īlso just a heads up, an additional cost you may inquire is the supplies needed to wrap the presents…I had all of this stuff, so I didn’t add it into my budget (wrapping paper…tape…cardstock etc.). I tried to do my best to stay within about $5-$15 per present, so in total, this present will run you around $100. One for each month, and then one for after baby is born! My friend I did this for actually told me very early on, so she only got to open one when I gave it to her…and then she kept on track for the rest of her pregnancy! So, just let her know that she will get to open the first 2 or 3 presents…depending on where she is in her gestation. Usually, when your best friend/sister/cousin/whoever announces their pregnancy…they are typically 8-12 weeks pregnant. You can get them shipped to someone in about 2 days with Amazon Prime!īut, if you have a week, and wanna really create something homemade…check out this 9-month pregnancy present I put together! Here’s how it worksĮvery 4 weeks mama gets to open a present! Each present is tailored to which month she is going through at that time (so you’re not going to get her a belly band when she’s 8 weeks pregnant…you’ll get her something for morning sickness!) This gift I’m about to share with you is kinda like a homemade Bump Box, but I prefer it just because it’s a little more personal ( and cheaper).īump Boxes are great if you need to save on time and still want to give a monthly pregnancy box. They are super fun! It’s like a gift subscription box you can purchase for a pregnant friend of yours, for each trimester of her pregnancy (they even have one that is for the FOURTH trimester!). Have fun creating a monthly pregnancy box for a special mama in your lifeįollow on Instagram to join our community of over 610k for education, tips, and solidarity on all things pregnancy, birth, and postpartum! DIY Monthly Pregnancy Box.Finally, wrap it all up as a pretty monthly pregnancy box.

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First trimester bump box