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How much cash are you willing to part with?
You could always get something for the parents instead, that would be different as everyone buys for baby and its the parents that go without.
That would be original.
A picture frame or album to hold pictures of the blessed event.
sterling gold coin
Ask Mom/Dad what they would like baby to receive as Christening gifts.
A savings bond
Child’s Bible or book of Bible bedtime stories
Soft, warm blankie with sheep on it – embroider The Lord is My Shepherd, I shall not want.” on it.
I bought a clock for my nephew’s christening, it was hand painted with bears and rabbits and other such baby stuff on it.
It was completely different to all the other crap that got bought, I mean what need does a baby have for silver ware ? LOL
You could always make them something – I’m currently doing two embroidered birth samplers for babies, for example.
If you’re not into that sort of thing, you could always name a star after them. That’d be different! You can get details from:
http://www.starregistry.co.uk/
That’s pretty cool, IMHO.
You can buy these silver birth certificate holders that can be engraved, think there really sweet. anything that’s a keepsake is a winner!