What gift should you give for a christening?

A christening is a special moment. A day apart, where everyone gathers to celebrate a child, surrounded by family and those who matter most. And very quickly, the question arises: what do we give? You want a gift that is meaningful. Something beautiful, of course, but also an object that lasts, that accompanies the child and tells a story. Not a gift that ends up forgotten in a drawer a few months later. So here are our christening gift ideas, designed to mark the moment… and stand the test of time.

To decorate their room

Gaston is typically the kind of decorative gift you can give with your eyes closed for a christening. He easily finds his place in a child's room and instantly adds a poetic touch. Personalized with a first name, a nickname or a kind word linked to the occasion, he becomes a beautiful keepsake to treasure for years.

Gaston the balloon

Marin the cushion

Giving a personalized cushion is always a great idea. Marin is both useful and full of emotion. You can have a first name, a word or a nickname embroidered on it… but what really makes the difference is the option to add a drawing. Seeing your own drawing on a cushion makes for a unique, very personal gift, and one that children will often be very proud of later on.

Pedro the bird naturally brings to mind the dove, a powerful symbol of christening. Rather than the traditional medal, offering it as wall decoration is a lovely alternative. A symbolic gift that's a little different, and brings a touch of softness to the child's room.

Pedro the bird

The little everyday essentials

A comfort toy never goes out of style. Whatever the age, it's an affectionate, reassuring and often essential gift. Patapouf, Marco, Patrick and the whole gang are personalized with a scarf, to make them truly unique. A companion that will stay with the child for a long time.

The comfort toy

Paulette, the toiletry bag

Practical, useful and long-lasting. The toiletry bag is a gift that really gets used, from the very first trips and for . Small or large, personalized with the child's first name, it will accompany them on their weekends, holidays and first adventures.

For little ones, slippers are always a safe bet. Suzon is soft, comfortable and perfect for keeping tiny feet nice and warm. A simple gift, but full of tenderness — ideal for a christening.

Suzon the slipper

Gift sets, so you don't
forget a thing

The
Very Welcome gift set

Very Welcome is our little welcome kit for baby. Inside, you'll find everyday essentials designed to last: a personalized comfort toy, a health record book cover and the softest slippers. It's a way to celebrate the christening with a complete gift that is both beautiful, practical and full of emotion. A true nod to the first moments shared as a family.

The Roupillon gift set is the gift that brings an instant smile. Inside, you'll find a comfort toy — soft and soothing, perfect for accompanying the first nights — and the musical balloon, which brings magic to the room with its little melodies. It's simple, ready to give, and it's a gift that touches the heart. The box itself becomes a keepsake you'll want to hold on to, to store baby's drawings or little treasures later on.

The Roupillon gift set

The Nursery Gift Set

The Little Nursery Box is more suited to slightly older children. It's a perfect christening gift when the child is no longer a tiny baby but you want to give them something practical and above all meaningful. Inside, you'll find a little bag for their treasures, a personalized snack box and a matching water bottle. Everything is coordinated, beautiful and practical, and of course personalizable so that each item truly becomes theirs. Seeing the child discover their little belongings with their name on them, a smile on their face, instantly creates a christening memory they'll treasure for a long time.

Share your best christening gift ideas with us!

things your little ones say

"He smells like Roger the soap's flower (orange blossom)" - Olympe, 3 years old

"Where's my gift bag? (backpack)" - Tessa, 2 years old

"I put on my shrimp! (tie)" - Gabriel, 3 years old

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