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The Best Baby Products Under $25 to Register For
The Best Baby Products Under $25 to Register For

When you start building your registry, you may be focused on the big ticket items like car seats, strollers and bassinets, but don’t forget about those smaller, practical baby items! Specifically things below $25.

From diaper cream to tiny baby hangers and closet dividers to help organize all of those baby clothes, we've rounded up a few editor favorites that you might want to add to your registry. 

Pro registry tip: these also make great add-ons for people shopping your registry if they want a little something extra to add to their gift or want to put together a gift basket. And the best part is, everything on this list is budget-friendly (at just $25 or less). Babies can be expensive, but they certainly don’t have to be!

Bath Care and Grooming

Aside from a safe bathtub, baby soap and shampoo and a cute hooded towel, here are a few more personal care basics for babies. 

On the Go Essentials

Getting out of the house with a newborn can feel super overwhelming until you get the hang of it (practice makes perfect!) These are a few on-the-go essentials you’ll be glad to have. 

Clothing and Accessories

Few things are cuter than tiny baby clothes—and it’s one of the things friends and family just can’t help themselves from buying (so prepare to be gifted a bunch). Make sure to add a few basics, like bodysuits and booties that stay put on little feet, plus something to organize it all. Bonus points for adding gentle laundry essentials.

Toys and Books

Like clothing, you don’t need to register for a ton of baby toys; in fact, you’ll be surprised at how quickly they accumulate. But adding a few quality play basics can help get your baby’s collection started off with engaging toys that encourage early development. These toys and books also make great picks to round out the perfect baby shower gift.

For Safekeeping Memories

Much like toys and books, you'll be amazed at how fast your camera roll grows into the thousands. My biggest photo-saving hack is making monthly photo books during baby’s first year, and then a “yearbook” after their first birthday. From photo props to handprint keepsakes, here are picks to help document sweet memories. 

Nice-to-Haves

Having gift cards on hand for those unexpected purchases in the postpartum period can be helpful. Whether you need something for your baby or want to order takeout for dinner, be sure to add a few to your registry. Some people may not like giving gift cards, so registering for them is kind of like giving them permission, too.  

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