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The baby gear that made those early months a little easier! These are the things I chose for tummy time, playtime, somewhere safe to set baby down, and keeping a very curious little human entertained.













By baby #3, I cared a LOT less about having a closet full of adorable outfits and a lot more about easy diaper changes and comfortable clothes. These are the basics I reached for over and over again.





















Everything I chose to make newborn baths simple, gentle, and as stress-free as bathing a tiny slippery potato can possibly be. 😂 From the bath support to the washes, towels, and little extras that actually came in handy.




























You're going to change approximately one billion diapers, so you might as well make it easy on yourself. These are the diapers, wipes, creams, and changing essentials that worked for our family.




























I ended up exclusively nursing my third baby, so we didn't use bottles like I expected to. However, I pumped and nursed with my older two, so these are the bottle-feeding and cleaning products I chose based on what I already knew worked well for us.
















The little baby-care items you don't think much about until it's 2 a.m. and suddenly you REALLY need one. These are the basic grooming, comfort, and care products I wanted to have at home from day one.













Anything that helped make those newborn nights a little easier earned its place here. These are the swaddles, sound machines, blankets, sheets, and other nursery basics we actually used. And yes, I have some VERY strong feelings about the Love to Dre...
















The bigger pieces I chose for baby's sleep and changing spaces. I'm a big fan of keeping baby in a bassinet beside the bed during those early months, so I've included both bassinets I've personally used and what I liked about each one.










I exclusively nursed my third, but I pumped and nursed my older two, so I've lived through several versions of the breastfeeding experience. These are the products I consider genuinely useful for nursing, pumping, storing milk, handling leaks, and ma...





































Getting three kids out of the house is already an EVENT. 😂 These are the stroller, car seat, and on-the-go accessories I chose to make walks, errands, shopping, and everyday outings with a baby easier.













Babies really don't need a mountain of toys. These are the simple toys and teethers I chose for sensory exploration, grasping, stacking, chewing, playing, and eventually learning through those first stages of development.



















The things that didn't quite belong anywhere else but still made the registry! Diaper bags, laundry supplies, memory keeping, and those random little things you'll be glad you already have once baby arrives.








Because the registry shouldn't only be about the baby! You are recovering from pregnancy and birth while caring for a brand-new human. These are the things I chose for labor, delivery, postpartum recovery, nursing, bleeding, soreness, night sweats, a...

















