Fit Approach Sample Baby Registry

These stroller workout classes are a perfect way to build community and give you a chance to get outside and get some exercise.

These handy (droolproof!) workout cards show you moves you can do with your baby, and give you full mommy & me workouts. They’re the perfect guide for at-home workouts—or invite your mama friends do one with you.

These socks are made to keep your feet happy whether you’re out walking, jogging, or hiking; they’re designed to be comfortable, while also giving you all the support you need pre and post baby.

Postpartum bodies rub and bounce in ways you never expected. It’s best to be prepared, and protect yourself against unnecessary chafing and discomfort. This easy-to-use spray keeps your constantly changing body protected and happy.

You may not always have time for a shower, but these wipes will freshen you up almost as well. They’re oversized so you can really do a thorough wipe-down.

This nursing-friendly sports bra is great for high-impact activities and gives baby easy access for mid-workout snacks.

Your nipples will likely be tender already from nursing - so reduce the chances of chafing by slipping these magical little pads into your sports bra. You will appreciate it, trust us.

The last thing you need when you’re wrangling a baby, a carrier, a diaper bag, a stroller (and more) is headphone cords getting all tangled up in your business. Go wireless, and still be able to hear your surroundings, with bluetooth open-ear headphones. You can even make phone calls - to tell your partner to pick up more diapers, for instance.

We love these Nathan bottles because they have built-in grips, and you don’t have to fiddle with any lids or caps to get water out. The fewer hands needed to get the job done, the better.

If you’re taking baby out for a stroller workout, chances of a diaper explosion are basically 100%. Stash your diaper bag in the bottom of your stroller. It adds weight, but trust us, you’ll be glad you brought it.

Washing your hair may become a thing of your pre-baby past. Dry shampoo to the sweaty-haired mama’s rescue!

Keep your baby in the shade! The wide brim and neck flaps on this hat will protect their delicate skin during outdoor workouts.

Once baby is old enough to wear sunscreen, keep their skin protected with natural mineral sunscreen.

How cute are these baby shades? They’re also indestructible. When you’re taking baby out for outdoor workouts, especially when they’re too young to wear sunscreen, protect their eyes with these.

This soft carrier goes on like a t-shirt and is perfect for letting your infant snuggle up to you and sleep on your chest. Once your baby hits 3 or 4 months, you’ll probably want to upgrade to a structured carrier - but for those early days, nothing beats the K’Tan for comfort and ease of use.

Again, let’s not destroy morale with too-tight, pre-baby spandex. You’ll get there, but for now, go for comfort, and for pants that will fit you at many sizes as your body recovers from the epic journey it’s just been on.

When you first start exercising with baby, you can do a ton of your exercises with baby in a carrier, from walking to lunging and stair climbing. The baby is just extra resistance - and your hands are free to do bicep curls, take a sip of water, or hang on to that railing if you’re climbing stairs.

No one wants to squeeze into their spandex right away, postpartum. Looser tops with some give around the midsection will help you feel confident and ready to sweat.

It’s a spendy stroller, but if you’re planning to run with baby, it’s worth it. Think cost-per-use, and it becomes much more palatable.

So you can go to a group class or take a long run alone. When mama gets some time to herself, everyone benefits.