925 Silver Birth Spoon with Teddy and Birth Clock — Blackened

A teddy bear stands next to a clock that has no hands yet. This 925 silver birth spoon commemorates a child's first details and is suitable for a birth, christening, or first birthday.

First the scales show the weight, then the band measures the length, and then someone announces the time. The spoon holds all three.

Teddy Birth Spoon: He Waits by the Clock for the Hands

The clock face is at the end of the handle and shows the numbers 12, 3, 6 and 9. The hands are missing. The engraving fills in.

The teddy bear stands right next to it. On the left, three clouds drift across the handle: two small ones and one large one. Many children already know the teddy bear from their bed.

Dark lines lie in the recesses, while the rest remains polished. This gives the teddy bear a fine outline.

At approx. 28 g, it is in the middle of the six birth spoons.

Engraving on the Teddy Spoon: The Date Goes into the Large Cloud

The large cloud is the field for the date. The two small clouds carry "gr" for the weight and "cm" for the length. The hands of the birth time go into the clock. The name is on the back of the handle because there is no room for it on the front.

The spoon and the engraving service should be added to the shopping cart. You type your details into the "Note to the seller" field at checkout. Advance approval is not required. And if something doesn't work, we will refund the flat fee.

A SilberVerse card is included free of charge upon request: a short verse on photo paper, no photo.

Gifting the Teddy Spoon: First Day, Christening, First Cake

The first day is the natural occasion. The parents know all the details, and you give them back to them.

On the christening table, the spoon shows all the guests the child's details. For the first birthday, the teddy bear stands next to the first cake.

For twins, a second animal with a large date field belongs with the teddy bear, such as the stork or the chick.

Godparents and grandparents can save on long cards: the details of the first day say it all.

A teddy bear rarely comes alone. The rattle with a sitting teddy bear and the smooth teddy bear rattle match the spoon.

Teddy Birth Spoon: Questions Before Gifting

Is the teddy bear also available as a set?
Yes. The christening set with a sitting teddy bear brings together a rattle and a birth spoon, both of which can be engraved. This way, the child receives two silver pieces with a teddy bear.

The stork and the teddy bear both have clouds. What is the difference?
On the stork, a baby in a cloth drifts through the clouds. With the teddy bear, an animal stands next to the clock. The fields are arranged the same way: two small ones, one large one.

What goes into the note to the seller?
Five lines: time, weight in grams, length in centimeters, date and name. Write the time as it appears on the certificate, for example 14:32.

What is a christening spoon?
A silver spoon that godparents or grandparents give at a christening, often with a name and christening date. A birth spoon like this also carries the time, weight and length. It is therefore suitable for both occasions.