The giving of push presents has supposedly[neutrality is disputed] grown in the United States in recent years.
Some believe this tradition hails back to several hundred years ago, stemming from places such as the UK, India, and Egypt, symbolizing fertility, strength, and the preciousness of new life.
These gifts have become a cherished way for partners, family members, and friends to express their love and gratitude to the expectant parent for their incredible journey and sacrifices".
[4] Though “push present” is a recent term, a gift of jewelry to a new mother has been practiced throughout different cultures and time periods.
[5] According to Linda Murray, the executive editor of BabyCenter, "It's an expectation of moms these days that they deserve something for bearing the burden for nine months, getting sick, ruining their body.
Tablet computers, charm bracelets and designer watches, and handbags were also popular gifts to celebrate a new arrival.