Royal Pregnancy Fever: Kate Middleton Baby Shower Gift Ideas [PHOTOS]

Want to send The Duchess a baby present, or are you simply planning a baby shower inspired by the royal? This baby shower guide will teach you how you can do these things without going overboard.

1. Pastel-colored, 100% cotton onesies

Onesies from Kidsblank.com

The Duchess of Cambridge likes pastel colors, and it will be no surprise if she dresses her future child in those eye-appealing hues. Some of her favorite brands, such as Zara and Topshop, sell cotton and fleece onesies that are perfect for any newborn.

2. Have one of Kate's famous dresses sewn into baby-sized fits

Every baby girl needs her princess moments, and what more way is better than being dressed like Kate Middleton at such a young age? Transform the look of her Sarah Burton or Jenny Packham gowns into baby-sized dresses with softer fabrics.

3. Royal treats and dessert items

Expecting mothers like desserts, and anything sweet to satisfy their cravings. Have personalized cookies or cakes with the royal crown designed, or if you're feeling extra generous, get the commemorative royal wedding cookie tins sold at Harrod's.

4. Beddings with crown or jewel prints and detail

If you want to care for your baby the lushest way possible while staying practical, high quality beddings are your best bet. Make sure that the beddings, sheets, and pillows are made in hypo-allergenic materials.

5. Crib and toys with crowns

Crib with crown canopy from ababy.com

Make your baby's first sight dreamy with a crown and stunning gleaming toys, or have her feel just like a princess with canopy details around her crib. You can either customize your toy and with plush crowns and jewels to go around your baby's crib carousel, or have one made for you.

These gifts will surely make Kate Middleton, or any mom feel like they're expecting a royal newborn. Start the slideshow to view images or inspirations behind these items.

William and Kate’s First Photos after Confirmed Pregnancy

Prince William leaves the King Edward VII hospital with his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, 6 December 2012.

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