What is a good baptism gift for a boy?
Pick something tied to the day itself, not only a baby gift. A cross or rosary he can keep, a silver cup, a first Bible, or a book with his own name in it all fit. If you are his godfather or godmother, ask the parents what the church gives so you do not double up.
Baptism gift ideas for a boy, side by side
- Cross or rosary. A lasting sign of faith. Put away until he is older.
- Silver cup or bank. A classic heirloom. Engraving adds cost and time.
- First children’s Bible. Useful for years. Not about him or the day.
- Keepsake box. Holds the gown, the card and the photos. Says little on its own.
- Personalized book. Tells the story of his baptism with his name in it. Read it to him now; he reads it later.
- A letter from you. Free and priceless. Tuck it inside whatever you give.
We make the personalized book on this list, so weigh our view with that in mind.
What we print in the book
- His name, woven through the story and on the cover.
- His baptism date, and the church if you add it.
- The godparents or others who stood beside him.
- A Bible verse you choose from our list.
- Boy pictures in four skin tones: light, golden, medium or dark.
- A 32-page, 8.5-inch square hardcover, printed for him alone.


