It’s time, friends – today is the last installment of The Ultimate Baby Registry! I’m so thrilled you came along for the ride; your recommendations have been tremendously helpful. We’re rounding out the series with Health & Safety today, so spill your must-haves in the comment section. And if you’ve missed Parts 1-5, you can
Part 5 of The Ultimate Baby Registry is all about baby gear – everything you need for an on-the-go baby, including some playtime essentials! Here’s what our experts and real moms recommend!:
Happy Tuesday, friends! I’m back with yet another installment of The Ultimate Registry – this time for bath and potty time! Here’s a handy list of the must-have products my mom friends and experts are recommending for your sweet little babe to come:
It’s time for another installment of The Ultimate Baby Registry; this edition is all about mealtime! Whether you choose breastmilk or formula, you’ll need a few staples on hand to keep that sweet little baby happy and healthy. Here’s what the experts and real moms recommend!:
The Ultimate Baby Registry (Part 2!) has arrived, and today we’re talking clothing. Which threads will your little babe love, and which will sit untouched in the closet? I’ve gathered a list of what I’ve registered for after talking with dozens of real moms (who are much, much smarter than I). Here’s what we came
Baby registries can often look so convoluted – does a tiny baby really need that much stuff? And with a slew of showers coming up next month, I’m doing my best to register for the best basics – and little else. Naturally, I’ve been chatting with experts and real moms to help guide me in
Wooden teethers can be fantastic alternatives to their plastic counterparts – they’re nontoxic, eco-friendly and organic. (And OK, super adorable.) Here are my top five favorites on the market – all super affordable and from Etsy sellers!:
Attention, gift-givers with a semi-forgiving budget: this custom wooden baby rattle is officially the best gift to give an expectant mother (or, you know, yourself). Hand-carved from a single block of maple wood, the ends of each rattle represent two very important individuals in the baby’s life: mom and dad.