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Baby showers give your friends, family, and co-workers the opportunity to be a part of your good news. In other words, don't balk at letting someone throw you a party. As Kimberly Danger, author of 1000 Best Baby Bargains says, the people who care about you want the chance to make a fuss about your bringing a brand-new person into the world.
Who should throw the shower? Old-fashioned etiquette says anyone but a close relative. This is because the mom-to-be wanted to avoid giving the impression that her sister was out there soliciting gifts. Nowadays most people don't mind if your mom or sister is the one sending out the invites, but if you're a stickler for appearances, see if you you've got a friend willing to...
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