- Six-month-old girls are growing fast, and they need new clothes often. Babies grow at different paces, so either check that you have the right size before purchasing clothing or get a gift receipt so the parents can exchange the item. Six-month-old girls are typically very active, so comfortable, soft, cotton stretch pants and shirts will be appreciated.
- Books help a 6-month-old girl use her imagination and develop literacy skills. Classic books of illustrated nursery rhymes, such as "Hey Diddle Diddle" and "Little Bo Peep" engage the baby's attention. Some interactive books play the nursery rhyme and talk when the baby turns the page. A book with pictures of animals can be a lot of fun when the parents teach their baby girl what sounds each animal makes.
- Big-ticket practical items should be greatly appreciated because new parents have plenty of costs to cover. (Again, check with the parents first or get a gift receipt.) A pink-patterned play pen gives the baby a place to play and crawl and can turn into a nap area. A jumper with music lets a baby stretch her legs when her parents need a break. If the baby is starting to eat solid foods, a high chair might be a welcome addition.
- Sentimental gifts make thoughtful keepsakes that the baby can treasure later in life. A scrapbook with a pink cover can hold photos of the baby's birth as well as all of the milestones of her first year. If the parents already have a scrapbook, get a gift card to a photo printing service. A pink frame personalized with the baby's name and date of birth is also a wonderful keepsake.
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