article_snippet.sent: Despite his warning, scores of companies are hoping to cash in on the second royal birth, with plans for items ranging from mugs to beauty boxes afoot.
article_snippet.sent: Leading the charge to the tills is the Royal Mint which announced plans for a commemorative £5 coin last week, and the Royal Collection Trust.
article_snippet.sent: Potter Emma Bridgewater has designed a special mug, while beauty subscription company BirchBox is offering a 'royally good' box containing Korres showergel and Lola Barcelona nailpolish among other items.
article_snippet.sent: ’s Charitable Foundation, already sells organic baby balm for £24.95, a Highgrove baby bear for £34.95 and a “happy and glorious” baby blanket, featuring guards in red tunics and bearskin hats, priced at £94.95.
article_snippet.sent: Other items included royal-themed potties, dummies featuring crowns, bibs proclaiming 'I love Aunty Pippa' and a book entitled Shhh!
article_snippet.sent: New baby, new coin: The Royal Mint is producing a series of coins to mark the new royal birth . '
article_snippet.sent: [It will be about] the equipment they use, the new royal birth clothes, the new royal birth toys.'
article_snippet.sent: Items that will be available in the short term include the Royal Collection.
article_snippet.sent: More commemorative mugs will come from the Staffordshire potteries, who, along with Emma Bridgewater, traditionally mark royal events.
article_snippet.sent: The Royal Mint is also to produce a celebratory £5 coin - again repeating the routine after Prince George birth when The Royal Mint produced 10,000 silver crown-sized £5 coins.