Packaging & Awards

The box is part of the gift.

Designed to be opened, kept and filled. Recognised for how it looks, and for what it is made of.

The front of the Rompibaby storybook keepsake gift box, held in two hands
The reverse of the Rompibaby keepsake box, with a blank panel for the baby's name

The keepsake box

Made in the shape of a book

A new life begins the way a story does. Closed, unwritten, everything still ahead of it.

On the reverse, a blank panel waits for the baby's name. What arrives as packaging becomes the box a family keeps: the first curl, the hospital bracelet, the photograph nobody else has.

Selected gift baskets arrive in a felt nappy caddy instead, useful from the first week and later put to work as toy storage.

What it is made of

Thoughtful gifting should not cost the planet anything. Where we can avoid plastic, we do. Where we cannot, we make sure it can be recycled.

Sugarcane mailing bags

Made from a renewable by-product of sugar production rather than virgin plastic.

Paper tape, never plastic

So the whole outer mailer can go into recycling without being taken apart.

Recyclable outer boxes

Cardboard mailers that protect the gift in transit and recycle afterwards.

A box built to be reused

The most sustainable packaging is the kind nobody throws away. Ours is designed to be kept for years.

Recognition

Recognised for excellence in baby gifting & sustainability

Organic & Sustainable Baby Awards Gold Winner 2023 Organic & Sustainable Baby Awards Best Gift, Gold 2023
Ecologi For Our Planet Award Winner 2024 Ecologi For Our Planet Bronze Winner 2024
LUXlife Parent & Baby Awards Winner 2024 LUXlife Parent & Baby Winner 2024
LUXlife Parent & Baby Awards Winner 2023 LUXlife Parent & Baby Winner 2023
Bizziebaby Silver Award Winner 2023 Bizziebaby Silver Award 2023

Over 10,000 families. Nearly 2,000 five-star reviews.

A Rompibaby keepsake box displayed on a nursery shelf, kept long after the newborn stage

Why it matters

A gift should outlast the moment

Anyone can put things in a box. We would rather send something a family still has in ten years, holding the things they could not throw away.

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