Many new parents make the mistake of padding their baby
registry with non-essential items while neglecting products that they will
actually need for their little one. In this post, you’ll find top must-have
items for infants that you and your baby will need to get through the first
months.
1. Baby wrap
It’s a sweet carrier option that you can use in the early
months. The baby wrap is made of fabric, so it’s soft on your baby’s skin.
A baby
wrap can be a bit tricky. However, if you pick a style that
makes it easier for you to put it on you shouldn’t run into any problems.
2. Doctor’s tools
Your kids can be uncooperative during doctor’s visits,
especially if they’re sick. To avoid bringing to the doctor for every little
thing, there are some items you can keep at home to avoid the extra trip.
Make sure that you keep a bottle of acetaminophen drops in
your medicine cabinet. It can treat fever, but make sure to confer
with your child’s doctor beforehand to get their recommendation.
It’s also important to keep a nasal aspirator when your
newborn can't breathe because of a stuffy nose. Also purchase a digital baby
thermometer, so that you can check his temperature as needed.
3. Travel system
Here you won’t need a separate car seat or stroller. A travel system lets you slide the
baby’s car seat out of the base. Then, snap it in place on your stroller.
What’s great about it is that the product does double-duty,
allowing you to save some money by forgoing buying a second item.
4. Swaddle blanket
For the first year, a swaddling blanket is a yes-yes. With
this item, your baby is wrapped in a way that is comforting to them, lulling
them into a more peaceful state.
5. Crib and mattress
When you buy a crib and mattress, ensure that they meet the
consumer safety requirements. To prolong the life of a mattress, buy a quilted
mattress pad and waterproof liners.
6. Teething toys
They can help in making the teething pain go away. One of
the toys you can have for your baby is a Baltic Wonder amber teething necklace. It has a natural
anti-inflammatory property that soothes the teething pain.
7. Diaper bag
Make sure that it’s a diaper bag that can double as your
own bag. In that way, you’ll be as stylish as ever without having to carry a giant
baby bag.
8. Breastfeeding pillow
To avoid bringing a huge nursing pillow with you when
you’re traveling, opt for a breastfeeding pillow that is compact and easy to
carry around. You can rely on this item to reduce the strain on your back while
you’re breastfeeding your baby.
9. Travel Chair
It can act like a high chair. The only difference is that
you can easily slide it into the back of your car and fix it on the side of a
dining table when you’re out in a restaurant.
10. Infant tub
An infant tub makes it easy to give your baby a bath, whether
that be in your kitchen sink or quickly changing your large bathroom tub into a
smaller one to accommodate your little one. Just make sure that it’s a tub that
can accommodate newborns.
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