Apparently, "babymoons" are becoming very popular with pregnant couples. There is a whole Website devoted to this type of hotel get-away package - http://www.babymoonguide.com/ 

I wrote to the Website encouraging them to not promote or advertise any hotel or inn that includes infant formula as part of the "goodies" the couples receive. I explained why, then mentioned The Planters Inn and their quick response to being told about the Nestle gift they advertised. Unfortunately, many of the hotel packages simply say "A welcome gift for the baby-to-be" or some other vague reference. Without contacting each hotel, it's difficult to know what the "baby gift" might be.

I received a response from the "babymoon" Website:
  Thank you for visiting Babymoonguide.com and passing along your feedback. 

  The issue you raised is one I hadn't considered. Thanks for giving me some 
  food for thought. 

  Best regards, 

  Lisa Petrocelli
  Founder, www.Babymoonguide.com 
  [log in to unmask] 

Perhaps if Lisa heard from others, the burden of finding out what each hotel offers would fall on her (to save us a lot of sleuthing since her Website lists many hotels in the Islands, Mexico, United States, Canada and Europe).

Alice Barbiere
LLL Leader
Westfield, NJ USA

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