Where are you guys registered for LO? and also what are some key things that would be a good idea to add to the registry? I know Diapers will definately be on there-but any and all suggestions are greatly appreciated! TIA *Hugs*
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Re: Baby Registries
BabiesRUs, Target, Amazon(Awesome!!)
Also, everyone gives onesies whether you ask for them or not, so don't put that one.
Bumbo!! Is awesome!! Don't forget the tray!
Look for a good diaper cream.
Changing pad, covers or even the portable changing pads.
Diaper Bag
Nursing Cover(if you plan to nurse)
Soft Blankie
Sleep Sheep(or some kind of sound maker/soother)
Binkies are good too, but you never know whether your baby will like a binky or what type they will like.(my first wanted MAM & my second only wanted her thumb)
Baby bath(one that be for a newborn, infant AND sitter is great like this one https://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2403667)
Baby monitor
Also, most places suggest things to you.
I started to really early just to relieve some anxiety and have a ready-made list - it's definitely still a work in progress. It's on Amazon.com and still set on private so only DH and I can look at it - it seems like you're a good amount further along than me, though, so probably a good time to start
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I'm only a FTM, but from everything that I've gathered and from the memories that I have of what my mom used most when my baby brother was born (he's only 9 now), here are some things that are probably useful:
-Sleepsack
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-Burp cloths
-Bathtub
-Swaddling blankets
-Changing pad & pad liners
-Diaper bag
-An adjustable nursing pillow: https://www.amazon.com/Leachco-Natural-Boost-Adjustable-Nursing/dp/B00080LZVA/ref=br_it_dp_o?ie=UTF8&coliid=IMUPSA2WFY1QB&colid=20POI6W84J3BB this just looked like it would be way comfier than a boppy + it had good reviews!
-Teething ring (I know it's early, but apparently DH started teething when he was only 2 months old, and so is our nephew currently!)
-Bottle warmer (I plan on BF, but sometimes I'll probably freeze/refrigerate the milk and will need to warm it up) - this worked really well for my mom. The problem with a lot of them is that they don't have a timer to shut off when the milk is warm enough, so many of the comments are about how it's a fire hazard because new parents are forgetful. I think that I will just go out and buy a cheap little timer and attach it to the warmer, so I can set it for myself.
-Bottle sterilizer
-Sling or wrap
-healthcare & grooming kit
-Monitor
-Electric breast pump (they're expensive so it would be nice if someone could get it for you
-Humidifier - my MW were highly recommending having one in case LO gets sick
THIS. I did started registries at both of these and their starters are great!