Expectant Mother Launches MyFirstNappy.co.uk for unique baby gifts

With increasing trend of hosting baby showers, 27 year old expectant mother Grace Adesina launches myfirstnappy.co.uk, a website for selling unique baby gifts.

Nappy cakes are the perfect gift to celebrate the arrival of a new baby.

A nappy cake is a non edible, hand crafted tower made out of gifts for a newborn, for example feeding bottles, blankets, soft toys and much more. myfirstnappy.co.uk offers a wide range of beautifully presented cakes, from one tier designs to more luxurious three tier masterpieces. Whether it is an organic cake you are after, a character cake with a twist or a custom made design of your own, myfirstnappy.co.uk aims to create a unique baby gift that also doubles up as a fabulous party centre piece.

Founder of myfirstnappy.co.uk Grace Adesina who grew up in Peckham, South London is of Nigerian descent. After completing a Engineering Masters at Surrey University, Grace now works at an engineering contract company in Northwest London. Grace loved the idea of building a business and jumped at an entrepreneurial opportunity selling baby shower gifts online.

I first heard of nappy cakes when organising my close friends baby shower. I thought it was a brilliant concept so I thought this would be a brilliant opportunity to bridge the gap as the British public are catching up with the trend. With the website now live, I hope that myfirstnappy.com will be the first place you turn to when looking for newborn baby gifts to make any baby celebration even more spectacular

Media Contact Information
Name: Christina Adesina
Website: www.myfirstnappy.co.uk
Email: sales@myfirstnappy.co.uk
Phone: 07988585360
Address:
City: Northolt
County/State: London
Postcode/ZIP:
Country: United Kingdom

Source: http://www.prfire.co.uk/press-release/expectant-mother-launches-myfirstnappy.co.uk-for-unique-baby-gifts-2940.html

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