The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT26) LOS ANGELES -- Dec. 5, 2007 -- PUSH-PRESENTS -- Michelle Allen, her son, Dashiell, and her rings, at home in Los Angeles, Dec. 2007. Allen originally heard about push presents from a friend who had received one. The gift goes by various names. Some call it the "baby mama gift." Others refer to it as the "baby bauble." But it?s most popularly known as the "push present." When Allen became pregnant, she began dropping hints. "I knew what I wanted, which is very awful," she admits. "But my husband is a very romantic guy." (Natasha Calzatti/The New York Times)
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