In the case you want to give something I would keep it very simple ! For example some little baby socks or even a handmade card can be lovely !

Depends who it is and what relationship you have with the expectant mum. A hug and your presence at the gender reveal party can be a gift on itself

I’ve never been to one, but I would take a gender neutral little gift.

I would wait for the baby shower or when the baby is born.

When in double buy a nice gift for mum (creams etc – something to make her feel good) and buy the baby something for the baby shower or when he/she is born.

I would say no if they are having a baby shower but if no baby shower and this is in place of then yes. Never been to one so can’t speak from experience sorry

Oh my goodness, people will have a party for anything nowadays won’t they?! I’ve never been to gender reveal party so I can’t help

I usually take a small gift, only a little thing, I save the bigger gift for when they’re born. All these new party ideas, they’re just money grubbing things I think

If they are having a baby shower as well then wait for the baby shower. You can always take a gift for the parents like you do for a normal party though.m

maybe just take some food. ask the host what they prefer but you usually save the gifts for the shower or birth

I’d ask if it was taking the place of a baby shower, or if they were having both. If both, then no, if it’s instead, then take a gift.

I would think not? perhaps ask if they are having a baby shower too!

Are they having a baby shower? Maybe this is in place of a baby shower? If it is in place of a baby shower I would take a gift. If not, then I would only gift at the baby shower and then maybe get something nice for mum when the baby is born

I had a gender reveal party. We never asked for gifts, just had a lovely day where our close family and friends came over, I made a high tea and we had our daughter open a big box that released balloons the colour of our baby’s gender. It was a wonderful day and for us it was about keeping our daughter feeling special through the pregnancy and it was a way she could let everyone know the gender and we got to have a lovely day. A few people bought some gifts because we didn’t have a baby shower, the rest didn’t. It isn’t really about gifts.

Maybe a gift for Mum… The baby gift should wait until the shower.

I wouldn’t take a gift. I think people have a baby shower too.

I’m not sure but would probably bring a gender neutral present if it were me?

I don’t know if they replace a baby shower, so many different parties these days

Thanks ASHBLONDE for explaining a gender reveal party.

My DIL is having one & she has asked the Dr to write the sex of the bub & place in a envelope for her best friend to reveal the sex by baking a cake with the colour inside to reveal for boy or girl. I think it is a lovely idea & any gift for the bub would be sweet.