It doesn’t make sense.
You spent hundreds. You created a hamper.
It has baby oil, a luxury robe.

But a week later?

Parents barely remember who gave it.
It’s buried in a drawer. Or worse — re-gifted.

Meanwhile, this little book. 

Printed with the child’s name and values from the Qur’an.
 

Is getting read every single night.

It’s become the bedtime routine.
 

It’s the first thing they show guests.

It’s the simplest gift that ends up being remembered for years, not the “most expensive” one.

One aunt said:

“I’ve bought pricey baby gifts for years. But this? This was the first one that made the parents cry.”