#Sip and see party professional#

Pick a date when you know you might be feeling a bit better. It’s usually thrown by a close family member or friend and the focus is mainly on the baby which gives Mum a chance to sit back and relax with a glass of bubbly! One of the main benefits to having a sip and see is that you can control the amount of visitors you get after leaving the hospital by letting everyone know there’s a sip and see party planned later on that they are welcome to. Over there, instead of a baby shower some new Mums prefer to throw a Sip and See party… What is a Sip and See?Ī Sip and See party (some prefer to call it a bubbles and cuddles party) is similar to a baby shower except it takes place on a date set after the baby is born. With that in mind I thought I’d share with you a brilliant idea my American Sister-in-law living in Florida told me about. Not being able to have a gender scan or meeting new friends at antenatal classes and you’re missing out on all the fun that would be had planning, preparing for and enjoying your baby shower. But you’re also missing out on all the fun things that pregnancy brings like planning shopping trips with your Mum to gather bits and pieces for babies nursery or browsing the stores for cute little outfits. You ladies are having to worry about not seeing your midwives face to face, worrying about attending scan appointments without the support of your partner and the anxiety of trying to understand the changing procedures within our hospitals.

#Sip and see party professional#

As a Mum of 3 and a professional newborn photographer I’m naturally thinking about all the pregnant ladies out there having to prepare for birth during this pandemic. There are lots of people dealing with this situation very well but for others this time is scary, lonely and confusing. We have been in lockdown now for over a month.