See All the Royal Baby Gifts Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Have Received on Tour
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It didn't take long for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry began to be showered with baby gifts after their pregnancy announcement!
While attending a welcome reception at Admiralty House in Sydney, Australia on Monday, the royal couple were given presents by the Governor General Peter Cosgrove and his wife, Lady Lynne Cosgrove.
"That’s so cute, it's our first baby gift!” Meghan said in PEOPLE's Facebook Live video, as she received a fluffy stuffed kangaroo (complete with a baby joey!).
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They also received adorable tiny fleece Ugg booties for the baby, which Harry proudly held.
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A fan outside the Taronga Zoo in Sydney made sure to bring a cuddly addition to the royal baby's nursery: two teddy bears!
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During their trip to Dubbo, Meghan shared a laugh with her husband as she carried a brown stuffed animal from a fan.
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Meghan was showed with gifts again, including a tiara-wearing bear, as the royal couple met fans in Melbourne on day three of their royal tour.
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Prince Harry also happily accepted the thoughtful baby gifts from admirers.
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The royal baby's bookshelf may include Grandma Wombat, a book given to Meghan in South Melbourne Beach.
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The Duchess of Sussex also received a book for herself called Save Our Sleep, a guide for new parents on maintaining healthy sleep routines.
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And for the baby's closet, an article of clothing on a hanger that Meghan received.
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Schoolchildren also presented Meghan with a stuffed animal kangaroo during their tram ride to South Melbourne Beach, so the baby has a fun reminder where Meghan and Harry announced the news.
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While greeting fans along the picturesque Kingfisher Bay Jetty in Fraser Island, Meghan and Harry were gifted with two teddy bears dressed as paramedics.
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Harry inspected another gift for the bundle-to-be: Another stuffed animal, which appeared to be a hedgehog.