Putting items for when they're older on the registry

everchangingcycles

Since I feel like I have to ask, I think the answer might be no. But, I thought of a couple of items that would be good to put on the registry. The thing is, they wouldn't get much use until baby's around 16-18 months old.

What are your thoughts? 

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rhubarb123

I guess it would depend on what it is.  I put highchair, sippy cups, jumperoo, etc. which are used before a year old.  I did put on a potty chair (and got it!) and that isn't used for quite a while.  If it is something you are planning to p

theimpossibleastronaut

AbbyMMM:

I did some of this for mine but it's mostly stuff that is fun to shop for and inexpensive like cute place mats, spoons a

kennazebrowsky

Bliss+Berry:

I didn't put anything that baby can't use before the first year is up.

 

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rpalen29

I got smaller things for when the baby's older - toys, sippy cups, bowls, spoons. But, i'm sure we'll use it before our LO is 1. We also got a convertible car seat that turns into a booster seat, if that counts. As well as a walker which he'll probably us

EastCoastBride

I know that I put some fun sports themed sippy cups on my registry, so that was an "older" item.  ANd ironically, he never really got into using them until the past year or so.... doh.

W/in reason, I think this is fine.  If I saw a bic

caladpi02

kennazebrowsky:

Bliss+B

stephweinstein

Bliss+Berry:

I didn't put anything that baby can't use before the first year is up.

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PunkyBooster

I think the 1 year guideline is good. 

tealowl

I would think anything that would be used within the first year or so is good.

This reminded me of when I was in high school and I worked at Toys R Us, and I was helping a couple do a baby registry. The Dad went over to the video game section a

MamaInMN

I have ALWAYS bought people gifts for older babies or toddlers knowing that you mostly get cute newborn stuff (plus something off their registry).  So I wouldn't mind it one bit on a registry.  If people don't want to get it, they won't...