Baby Announcement Wording

Your loved ones will be dying to know the little details about your new baby so here is a guide to what you can include when writing your baby announcements:

• Parents’ names
• Baby’s name
• Date and time of birth
• Place of birth
• Weight
• Height

Your photo baby announcements are sure to delight your loved ones! As the saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words so let your little one introduce him or herself with a big smile. This will allow you to keep your baby announcement wording short and sweet, with the focus being on your baby's big blue eyes. If you have chosen your favourite baby photo for your birth announcements but still haven't decided what to write, take a look at our baby announcement text examples below.

Whether you opt to keep them simple, traditional or fun, we are sure to have a design that will suit your new son or daughter. Just as we have a wide range of styles of birth announcement cards, we are also here to help you with your baby announcement wording with a variety of sample texts in different styles. The options are endless, so simply use our sample baby announcement wording as guidance. Let your creative juices start flowing, and have your cards reflect the personalities of your growing family. We have included a mixture of baby girl announcement wording and baby boy announcement wording.

Whether you need help personalising your birth announcements or finding the perfect words to express your joy at your baby’s arrival, our friendly customer service team are on hand to help. We are available Monday to Friday by phone, email and online chat. Our talented proofreaders will also double check your baby announcement wording to make sure that there are no spelling errors, as part of complimentary retouching service. They will ensure that the style and tone of your baby announcement wording are consistent throughout and may suggest alternative wording where necessary. This means that your birth announcements truly are in safe hands thanks to Rosemood, leaving you to think of nothing but your little bundle of joy.

Traditional baby announcements are usually written in the third person with mention of the proud parents first. Take a look at our examples of traditional baby announcement wording for more inspiration.

If you would like to opt for more informal baby announcement wording then you can opt for poems, cards addressed from your baby’s siblings or even a birth announcement written in the first person on your baby’s behalf. Take a look at our informal baby announcement wording examples below for more ideas.

If you still need some more hints and tips to find the perfect wording for your baby announcements, then here a few grammar tips that will help you create flawless cards. Your birth announcements will also be checked over by our talented proofreaders to make sure that there are no spelling mistakes. These birth announcement tips are based on errors commonly seen by our proofreaders when checking over real baby announcements ordered from Rosemood!