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That’s a pretty awesome present you got. I wrote about push presents a few months ago and got so many varied opinion on them when I asked on Twitter – you can read it here if you fancy http://thedadventurer.com/pregnancy/introducing-push-presents-pregnancys-marmite. I’ve just recently bought the wife a ring with the birth stone for August to signify the birth of our little one. The idea is that this then gets passed down when she becomes 18 or 21 for instance. I wanted to get her something and really like the idea of it being special. I think push presents are a bad idea if people think they need to buy one and spend loads of money, but there is no harm if it is something the dad wants to do.