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Any product that helps make nap time and bedtime easier is a winner in my book. I've used some of these picks before, and others I've learned will improve the early days.






















It might take some trial and error depending on your child's sensitivity, but these products worked well with my first child, so I will be using them again.



























You may have a feeding plan in your mind, but it's important to have a back-up in case it doesn't work out. So, set yourself up for success with alternatives in case plan A doesn't go how you thought.













Personally, I only want the gentlest fabrics and products touching my newborn's skin. From fragrance-free shampoo, body wash, and lotion to super-soft towels, these are the ones I trust.
















Yes, newborns do a whole lot of sleeping in the early months. However, they need some stimulating toys to interact with while they aren't.






















I'm constantly doing my daughter's laundry, because I always want her favorite blankets and clothing to be clean. So, I'll be taking what I've learned to do laundry efficiently for my son, too.










There are some baby products that you need to have on hand, even if you hope you won't ever use them. But trust me, as I learned with my first child, it's better to have what you don't need than to need what you don't have.



















Having already gone through the newborn phase with my first child, I know what type of clothing is essential during the first six months.

















