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The necessities: Baby and Nursery
- Crib or co-sleeper
- Crib mattress
The nice-to-haves:
- Changing table
- Bassinet (though it’s only safe until 3 months or 15 pounds)
- Rocking chair or glider
- Humidifier or vaporizer
- Dresser/chest
- Hamper
- Baby monitor (if you have a big house)
What you don’t need: A secondhand crib (get a new one for safety)
Baby Linens
The necessities:
- 2 fitted crib sheets
- Baby and Nursery safe
- Crib bumper that ties on securely (this is controversial — some people worry that they’re a SIDS risk; others say they keep baby from banging into the bars)
- Several thin cottons receiving blankets
- 2 waterproof mattress protectors
The nice-to-haves:
- Matching quilt or a crib skirt (they’re only decorative)
What you don’t need: Pillows, sleep positioners, or mattress padding as all pose a SIDS risk
Babyproofing Gear
The necessities (after 4 months):
- Gates at the top and bottom of all stairs
- Cabinet latches
- Drawer Latches
- Outlet covers
- Fireplace bumper
- Furniture anchors
The nice-to-haves:
- Toilet lock
- Corner guards for low tables
Formula Feeding Gear
The necessities:
- 8 or so bottles with newborn nipples (try several brands to find the one your baby prefers)
- Bottle-cleaning brush or a dishwasher basket
- Bottle-drying rack
- Several weeks’ worth of baby formula to start
- 6 or more cotton bibs
- 6 or more burp cloths (cloth diapers do the job)
- Insulated cooler/carrier for outings
The nice-to-haves:
- Dry formula dispenser
- Bottle sterilizer
What you don’t need: A bottle warmer (heating in hot water takes the same amount of time) or a bottle proper (unless you have multiples and use it sparingly when you can’t otherwise feed all the babies at once)
Breastfeeding Gear
The necessities:
- Nursing pillow
- 2-3 nursing bras
- 2-3 boxes of nursing pads
- 6 or more cotton bibs
- 6 or more burp cloths (cloth diapers do the job)
The nice-to-haves:
- Breast pump (electric if you’ll use it every day at work, otherwise a hand pump is fine)
- Breast milk storage bags or containers
- Several bottles and nipples if someone else will be feeding baby pumped breast milk
- Nipple cream (for the first few weeks)
Solid-food Feeding Gear
The necessities (not an issue until 4 to 6 months):
- High chair
- Plastic bibs
- Infant feeding spoon infant bowl
The nice-to-haves:
- Mess mat for under the high chair
- Baby food mill (if you’re ambitious enough to puree your own baby food)
Diapering Gear
The necessities:
- 2 packs of newborn diapers to start
- Wipes
- Diaper rash ointment
- The waterproof changing table pad
- 2-3 changing table pad covers (usually cotton or terry cloth)
- Diaper pail or trash can with a lid
The nice-to-haves:
- 4-5 waterproof square or rectangular pads for under baby’s bottom (protecting the cover that’s protecting the pad — you won’t be sorry)
- Baby cream (if your baby has dry skin)
- Non-talc powder (to help the diaper area dry faster)
What you don’t need: A wipe warmer or a diaper stacker (though they’re pretty)
Bathing and Grooming Gear
The necessities:
- 2 hooded towels
- 4 washcloths
- Infant tub (for after the umbilical cord falls off)
- Bath seat or inflatable tub-within-a-tub (for after 6 months)
- Baby bath wash
- Baby shampoo
- Baby comb and brush set
- Nail scissors/nail clippers/nail file set
- Cotton swabs
- Cotton balls
The nice-to-haves:
- Bath toys
- Mesh bag to hold bath toys
- Bath thermometer
- Faucet guard
What you don’t need: A baby-size robe (it’s hard enough to get baby dressed in her real clothes!)
Baby Clothing
The necessities:
- 7 or more snap-crotch bodysuits/onesies
- 3-4 T-shirts and/or side-snap shirts
- Several snap-up rompers
- Several shirt-and-pant sets
- 7 pairs of pajamas and/or sleeping gowns
- Sun hat
- Cold-weather hat
- Cardigan sweater
- Bunting or snowsuit if it gets cold
- 6 pairs of booties and/or socks
- Baby hangers for the closet
The nice-to-haves:
- A special outfit to bring baby home in and/or show her off
- Several diaper covers
- A wearable sleep sack, to use instead of a blanket
What you don’t need: Shoes (until the baby is walking outside, i.e., the toddler years)
We hope this helps. We are Happy you have come to our page for your baby needs.