Looking for a thoughtful way to celebrate a baby’s arrival? At YHM Designs, we believe every new beginning deserves a meaningful tribute. Our airport code baby gifts are perfect for proud parents, doting grandparents, and anyone who wants to mark the moment in a special way. Whether it’s YYZ for Toronto, YUL for Montreal, or another city close to your heart, our travel-inspired collection offers a personal and stylish way to say, “This is where your story begins.”
Onesies That Celebrate Where They’re From
Our soft and comfortable baby bodysuits feature a vintage-inspired baggage tag design centred around your chosen airport code. They’re as meaningful as they are adorable—perfect for newborn photos, baby showers, or everyday wear. Choose a city that represents the baby’s birthplace, or honour the hometown of a parent or grandparent.
Matching Decor for a Personalized Nursery
Pair the onesie with a coordinating throw pillow, baby blanket, or nursery print to create a complete gift set. These pieces bring warmth and character to any baby’s room, offering both comfort and a strong sense of place. It’s a great way to honour a growing family’s roots and inspire a future love of travel.
Perfect for Baby Showers and First Birthdays
Forget the usual baby socks and bath sets—our airport code gifts make a lasting impression. Each item is made to order, ensuring a one-of-a-kind keepsake that parents will treasure. Whether you’re shopping for a baby shower, a first birthday, or a “welcome home” celebration, these items stand out for their charm and thoughtfulness.
From YYZ and Beyond
YHM Designs offers airport code products for nearly 600 destinations worldwide, including major cities and regional favourites. So whether the little one is born in YYZ, raised in YOW, or has roots in JFK or LAX, you’ll find something that speaks to their journey.
Shop the Collection
Celebrate their arrival with something that goes beyond the basics. Explore airport code baby gifts from YHM Designs and find the perfect way to say, “Welcome to the world.”