Buckingham Palace reveals all the baby presents Archie received ahead of his first birthday

Gone are the days where a rocking horse or a rattle were the customary gift given to newborns – millennial babies are receiving so much more.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s son Archie was no stranger to being showered with gifts upon his public debut last year, and Buckingham Palace has now revealed the slew of goods he received.

Archie Harrison earned his first international passport stamp at just four-months-old, and the list of official gifts shows he received plenty of goods on his first royal tour.

While in Africa, Harry and Meghan’s son was presented with 14 books, four soft toys, and two beaded bracelets by well-wishers, as well as a framed picture, hooded sweater and knitted jumper.

In a gift suggesting a potential career for the future, the baby was also given a pilot’s log book and two accompanying shirts.

The meeting between the Sussexes and Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a hero of the anti-apartheid movement, in Cape Town saw Archie receive two children’s books the Archbishop had personally written — a series of Bible stories, and Desmond And The Very Mean Word.

Archie, who turns one next month, also received a pair of custom-made dungarees that Meghan reportedly described as “very cute”.

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