50 Darling Homemade Gift Ideas to Make for a New Mom

I've compiled a list of gifts a new mom would love to receive to help her take care of her baby. I hope you enjoy looking through these handmade gift ideas and make them in order to brighten her day!

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Babies feel secure when they are warm and sleepy. This snuggler, which is warmed in the microwave and fitted close to the baby, provides that secure feeling.

The mother of a baby boy will enjoy these manly bibs for her little man.

Use fun colors and prints to make these small birds for a nursery! String them on a garland or display them individually for baby shower decorations.

It's always nice to see gift ideas that make a new mom's life a little easier. These "to-go bags" are a thoughtful gift you can make for her!

Moms who want their baby girls to wear headbands know the headbands need to be soft and comfortable. Otherwise, it can't be expected to stay on the baby head! A stretchy headband is a comfortable type that works well.

Can't you just see the new mom's eyes light up when she sees this set? Find the steps at creative kismet.

Isn't this just the sweetest idea for a baby safety gate? Purchased gates are usually not very attractive but are often necessary and serviceable. You'll love how easy it is to make a baby gate like this one.

Imagine using desserts as a theme for a baby shower or a little kid's birthday party! I love these ruffled ice cream cones and can see them used as a mobile in a nursery.

One piece, all-in-one sleepers are a real boon for a new mother. They are easy to put on a baby, keep the baby covered, and are simple to wash. Feel free to customize the colors and prints to appeal to the new mother's style.

These barefoot sandals are the cutest thing ever and take no time at all to crochet. Find the instructions over at The Misadventures of Homemade. To make this for baby boys, just omit the flower.

Babies go through a lot of bibs and booties, so this day-of-the-week set will be a welcome gift. You'll find the pattern over at favecrafts.

I don't care how much you pay for a baby toy—your little one will still prefer a simple toy. If you don't believe me, just see how much fun they have banging pots and pans! That being said, make this tugging box for a fun handmade addition to your baby's toy collection!

Make tulle pom-poms to decorate a baby shower! You can hang them individually or make a garland to add pizzazz to a room.

Adding a loop to this pacifier pocket allows you to hang it on a purse strap for easy access. I'm sure any mom would be thrilled receiving this present!

A wearable blanket assures you that the baby's legs will stay covered. This is most necessary when the baby starts moving around a lot at night and ends up kicking out of their blankets.

Use this cute flower-pot train as a baby shower decoration, and then save it to decorate the nursery.

You can easily take the baby's high chair with you in a diaper bag. I really love this idea because I'm a grandma, and this is the perfect answer for when the baby comes to visit. It's a fantastic gift idea!

Make these diaper babies for a playful way to include diapers with a baby gift! These can turn from baby shower decorations to functional presents.

Always know where baby's binky is and easily stow it away with this binky leash and carry bag tutorial!

Felt pinwheels strung on a length of ribbon make a beautiful baby shower decoration. You can also reuse it to decorate a baby's room after the party is over!

You or hubby will know exactly where the baby wipes are when you use this changing pad.

A template to make baby shoe favors is included over at ohbabyboy! You can use whatever paper, ribbon, or fabric you want. This is an outstanding favor idea and can be adapted to be appropriate for boys or girls.

This pretty nursing cover gives a mom the privacy that she and the baby need.

These baby booties are just too cute! They're easy to make, so you can whip up a pair for each outfit.

Knit caps will keep your baby's head covered without being too warm. Make this delightful set to match with many different outfits!

These are the most darling little bloomers that I think I've ever seen!

Design Dazzle dishes the secret to making these attractive felt butterflies.

Not only do these little baby/toddler shoes look delightful, but they also look comfortable! Make these Toms-inspired shoes for a little one you know!

These cute baby leg warmers are made using women's knee socks. It's so easy to do and yields an especially sweet gift. Save the baby's knees by covering them with leg warmers!

With this terrific bottle strap, you'll never have an unhappy baby who's lost his bottle when sitting in their car seat.

A shopping cart cover makes a terrific shopping aid when a mom needs to take her baby on errands with her. Use this cover on the shopping cart or, if eating out, use it on a high chair. After you're done, just fold it up and tuck it in your purse. Layer batting between the fabrics to make it softer.

Moms love to wrap their babies in soft, warm blankets. This crocheted afghan will be a much-welcomed gift.

Who says training pants have to be ho-hum and unstylish? Imagine how adorable these training pants could be made. You can customize it for either a boy or a girl just by the fabric you choose.

I don't think any new mother can have too many baby bibs—do you?

Keep little baby fingers warm by making these mittens for them. Speckled Owl Studio shares exactly how to make them.

This is a beautiful baby quilt any mother would love to receive for her baby. See how to make it with the Do It Yourself Divas.

Give a unique gift by making this onesie cupcake! It'd make a lovely gift for a baby or to decorate a baby shower.

I love the look of this little cloche! Can you imagine this being made by a grandmother to put on her little granddaughter?

Sew this cute and easy pinafore for a little girl, and you'll make her mother very happy. Find the tutorial at Burda Style.

A matching bib and burp cloth would make a nice gift for the new mom and baby. You'll find this easy project at PRUDENT BABY.

With the winter months coming, a cute car seat cover will make an especially appreciated gift. It's perfect to use any time of year as long as you use a fabric that's appropriate to the season!

This beautiful butterfly throw will be a loved blanket for years to come. I think that girls both big and little will treasure using this throw.

Every mom would appreciate this diaper changing pad made from a vinyl tablecloth. Make this inexpensive item that will become a priceless present.

As soon as the baby starts noticing his or her surroundings, they'll be easily entertained with one of these fun puppets. I believe that even the older kidd will love playing with these.

This adorable swaddle blanket will be very much appreciated by a new mom.

You can easily make a pair of felt booties using any color you'd like! They're so cute and easy to make, so I don't see a reason why you can't put these together.

Every parent and grandparent should have a boo-boo bear or owl tucked in the freezer to comfort a child (emotionally and practically) when they get hurt. It makes a great gift!